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Parking in the hamlet of Saint-Germain near the recycling bins.
(S/E) Cross the road to head towards the imposing Saint-Germain Chapel and walk around it.
Note the bread oven, the bell tower which has lost part of its spire, and the Gothic-style triumphal arch with its ossuary.
Walk back past the beautiful calvary, take the road on the left for about 100 metres and turn left at the first road. Follow this road, which descends steadily towards a stream. Continue and pass under the power lines to climb back up to the first crossroads.
(1) At the "Attention troupeau" (Beware of livestock) sign, continue to the right, ignoring all the farm entrances on the left and right. You will arrive at the "Cédez le passage" (Give way) sign at a place called Kerdréanton Névez.
(2) Turn right and follow the road towards the D240. At the stop sign, turn right to see the wash house being restored on the right-hand side of the road and, on the other side, at the entrance to Gaec de Minven, the bread oven.
(3) Retrace your steps and turn right onto the small road towards Penhoat and Moulin de Maréguez. Follow this small road, which descends steadily towards the bridge over the Pont-l'Abbé River. Continue along the same road, enclosed between embankments, and climb up to the junction with another road.
(4) Opposite the sheds, turn right and start the long straight stretch that gradually climbs. Pass the hamlet of Quillianet and arrive at the access road to the hamlet of Kerenguy (no sign).
(5) Turn left, then right at the first house to go around the hamlet. At the exit of the hamlet, between a large chestnut tree and a row of cypress trees, find a track on the left that descends into the woods towards the menhir about a hundred metres away.
(6) Go back up to the road and turn left. You will come to a T-junction opposite a small house (signposted Ty Pont). Turn right and go up to the next junction.
(7) Turn left towards Trévan - Penhoat (sign) and continue along this road to the hamlet of Trévan. Turn right to enter the hamlet and take a farm track on the left, which may be a little muddy in winter. Follow this track, which descends steadily between fields and meadows and then along the edge of the woods.
At the road, turn right, pass near the Moulin Neuf, one of the mills located on the Pont-l'Abbé River, and arrive at a T-junction.
(8) Turn left, cross the river again via a bridge and continue climbing steadily until you reach the D240.
(9) Turn left and carefully climb this uphill road to return to the starting point at Hameau Saint-Germain (S/E).
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