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Park in the car park near the Grand Moulin, 26 Rue Joseph Le Lardic in Guémené-sur-Scorff.
(S/E) Take Rue Joseph Le Lardic, turn left and head uphill towards the north to leave the town. At the roundabout, turn left onto the D1 towards Plouray (north-west) for about 200 m, then turn right to follow the D3 for about 300 m, towards Langoelan
(1) Leave the road and take the path on the right (signposted with FFRP markings for the miller’s route, route 32). Cross a small wooden bridge. The path runs alongside the Scorff on the left bank, passes the old tannery mill (indicated on a plaque) and then a watermill (the Moulin de Nicol, which can be seen on the opposite bank).
(2) At the yellow sign for “Pont de l’hôtelier”, head towards Quénépévan, crossing a wooden bridge, followed by a second bridge about twenty metres further on. Keep heading north and you’ll come out onto a road; follow this to the left for a good fifty metres. The path runs alongside fields. The grass may be tall and wet. The path leads onto a small road. Turn left (uphill) and follow it for about a hundred metres.
(3) Take the road on the left (north-west), away from Kergrahouahic.
Note that the Miller’s Trail and theGRP® take a different route, to the right, heading into the woods.
The road passes through the hamlet of Canquiscren, which has a farm. At the hamlet of Tronscoff, keep left to reach the D3. The yellow markings resume.
(4) Cross the D3 with care (visibility is reduced due to the bends) towards the start of a path marked by a wooden post with a yellow mark and, shortly afterwards, by the markings for routes 31 and 32.
About thirty metres further on, at a signpost, take path 31 on the right towards the Chapel of Crénénan. The path runs alongside the D3 for no more than a hundred metres.
(5) The path reaches a forest access gate (no parking) with a pedestrian crossing. Turn left (uphill) away from the D3 and continue along a good track accessible to vehicles, following the yellow markings (Crénénan route) heading west. As the track begins a steep uphill bend to the left, continue straight on along the marked path, heading west towards Le Lannic. The signposted junction can be identified, if necessary, by the presence of several wood shelters, situated along the hedge on the right, on the side of the fields (which makes them visible from the path at the last moment). ThePR® is signposted, but proceed with great care as the markings can sometimes be difficult to spot given the surroundings. The path is narrow; the vegetation is dense and may obscure the markings in spring. After running alongside fields, the path joins a tarmac road at Kerhamonic. Continue straight on until you reach the junction with the D1.
(6) Before crossing, head up to the right for about twenty metres to visit the Fontaine de Crénénan. Then cross the D1 at this point and continue along the yellow-marked path towards the chapel.
(7) At a junction of marked paths, continue straight on towards the chapel, noting a forest track on your left: after visiting the chapel, you will take this track to return to Guemené
(8) The Chapel of Notre-Dame de Crénénan is a place of pilgrimage in August. It is well worth a visit. If it is closed, ask Robert for the keys; he lives nearby in the house on the bell tower side.
Once the visit is over, retrace your steps for about 300 m until you reach the junction described earlier.
(7) At this point, without going as far as the D1, take a beautiful, unmarked forest path on the right which initially runs parallel to the road before veering off to the right. You will reach a crossroads.
(9) Continue straight ahead through the built-up area and keep going straight on to return to the large mill (S/E).
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