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Access: Leave the D784 at the hamlet of Ty Ludu (Les Chocolats de Mélinda shop). Take the small road on the left if coming from Quimper via Landudec, and on the right if coming from Audierne via Plozévet. The car park with picnic tables is about 1 km further on, on the left, before the hamlet of Kerlagadec.
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(S/E) From the car park, head right and follow the old railway line for about 3 km (east then south). Cross the first road, continue straight ahead and ignore the first path on the left. Pass the Le Roux quarry on your right and you’ll reach the D2.
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(1) Turn right for about 20 metres along a cleared path, then cross the road carefully and take an uphill path on the left.
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(2) At the top, at the signpost, turn right and head down into a very dense coniferous woodland. At the bottom, ignore a path leading straight ahead and turn left to follow a wide, ascending path. Continue along the path as it descends.
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(3) At the bottom, turn left onto a faint grassy track which becomes more defined near an old, rather derelict wash house. Continue to the next junction, where you turn left to join a wide stony track. Follow it to the right and arrive at the junction by the Croas Vao wayside cross.
Turn right onto the Lesneut road and arrive at the truncated wayside cross.
(4) From the wayside cross, walk through the hamlet (with its attractive buildings and beautifully restored houses) and reach the edge of the village
Turn left and follow the grassy path between the fields.
.(5) Take thefirst grassy path leading down to the right and follow it until it joins a small road. Follow this road to the right into the valley, pass the entrance to the superbly restored old Keriniel Mill and continue along this small, ascending road until you reach the next three-way junction.
(7) Turn left towards Ty Bout, which is not shown on the IGN map but is indicated by a signpost. Follow this road as it passes between fields (offering a sweeping view of the Bigouden coast). Ignore a road on the right and, at the next three-way junction, turn right.
(8) Turn left at a property and head down the grassy path alongside a beautiful dry-stone wall. On the property, you’ll see a house in the shape of a hexagonal tower. Pass the Rusviscou farm on your right, then the entrance to Moulin Goff on your left.
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(9) Ignore the road leading uphill and turn right into a wild little valley.
Follow this path, which has a few tricky sections: rustic footbridges and loose logs. Let yourself be guided by the murmur of the stream, hidden by the lush vegetation. The path climbs and leads to a disused road opposite the gable end of a house.
(10) Turn left and follow a disused road that descends and continues as a narrow path. Cross a rustic footbridge.
(11) Take a short detour to the left (100 m) to see the split menhir at Pont Evet, then return.
Continue to the left. The path becomes less distinct and leads to the road providing access to a campsite. A blue arrow and a signpost direct you to turn right to join the D2.
(11) Cross the road (with care) by making a left-right zigzag. Look out for an old sign bearing a blue mark. Go round the hamlet of Kerguivic on the right.
Follow the path between a field on the left and a wood on the right. Continue, then, when you reach a large grassy area, turn right to return to the picnic area and the car park (S/E).
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