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Park near the Saint-Samson Chapel (GPS: N 48.703814°/ W 2.93476°) and take the path called Marguerite Le Saux, heading east.
(S/E) Walk along the grassy path across the field until you reach the junction with the Shelburn path.
(1) Turn left and follow the Shelburn path, which runs above the road.
(2) After a fairly steep descent, turn right then left and begin the climb up theGR®34. Reach the Pointe de la Tour, which offers a view of the beach and Bréhec Bay
(3) Continue on theGR® and, at the end of a steep descent, leave theGR®34at a place called Les Rochers Rouges.
(4) Accessible at low tide only at the far end of Bréhec Beach; cross the beach diagonally for 1 km to reach the far end.
(5) Leaving the sand, turn left past a small building and take the steps leading to the old Brehec station.
(6) Take the Jean Lanno path, which follows the route of an old railway line, to a square; head up to the right for about 100 metres and turn left to rejoin theGR®34on the left.
(7) Turn right onto the tarmac road, continue to the crossroads and turn left onto the tarmac road for 1 km.
(8) After passing the Kerdreux farm, turn left and follow the road. At the wayside cross, take the farm track opposite and follow it, keeping to the right at the first fork.
(9) At the end of the farm track, by a wayside cross, turn right onto the tarmac road which leads directly to Saint-Samson Chapel (S/E).
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