Access: After reaching the Crozon Peninsula, head towards Morgat and then take the road to Cap de la Chèvre.
The walk starts from the Cap de la Chèvre car park.
GR 34: White and red markings
(S/E) Head towards the semaphore. You can visit the cape before starting the hike.
With your back to the semaphore, take the coastal path heading north-northwest and follow the coast to Feunteunigou.
(1): Continue on the same path without changing direction until you reach Pointe de Kerroux.
(2) Continue to Palue beach: a popular spot for surfers and kite surfers.
(3) Follow the path along the first part of the beach.
(4) Go down to the beach towards Pointe de Kerdra. As you approach Pointe de Kerdra, rejoin the path on the right and then keep going along the left-hand side of Lostmarc'h beach. The path crosses protected dunes. At low tide, it is possible to go around the point via the beach.
(5) If you decide to walk along the beach to get past Pointe de Kerdra, please note that the first part of Lostmarc'h beach is a naturist beach (which may upset children and/or some walkers). It is therefore preferable to take the path through the dunes (please follow the signs to protect the dunes).
(6) At the end of Lostmarc'h beach, continue along the path uphill, leaving Pointe de Lostmarc'h on your left and following the coast along the path (a short detour is possible to visit an archaeological site on Pointe de Lostmarc'h).
(7) Porzh Koubou marks the beginning of Pointe de Dinan.
(8) Reach a car park, cross it and turn left to go around the point.
(9) Leave the rock castle on your left and return via the right-hand side to the car park at the end of the D308 road.
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(8) Begin your return journey by taking the D308, which will make a right-angle turn to the left after the hamlet of Kerguillé. Leave four paths on your right.
(10) Take the fifth road on the right towards Vel Ven.
(11) First turn right, then left and continue to the crossroads of Kernaléguen and Kerellot Tréflez.
(12) Turn right and follow the road towards the hamlet of Kernaléguen.
(13) After the hamlet, turn left down the road and pass the water treatment plant on your left, then continue straight ahead until you reach the crossroads.
(14) Continue straight ahead on the Kerglintin la Palue road to the village of Saint-Hernot. In front of the church, turn left and head towards the Maison des Minéraux.
(15) Turn right onto the D255 road at the three-way junction and continue along it until you reach the Rostudel dolmen, located slightly to the left of the road.
(16) After the dolmen, continue along the road.
(17) Before the hamlet of Rostudel, turn left onto the path (PR®). Ignore the path on your left and continue straight ahead.
(18) At a crossroads, turn right. After a right-hand bend, continue straight ahead on the path that will take you to the car park (S/E).


Before reaching 11, there was a large puddle on the path, so I had to take the path on the right to get back to the Tromel road. On this last section, which was also wet at this time of year, I came across a common adder a few metres in front of me, so be on your guard!