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Pont-Plat car park, situated near the stadium on the D102, which links Plobannalec and Lesconil.
Yellow signposting.
(S/E) Leave the car park by taking the first road on the left. The Kervignon Dolmen is on the left near the sports ground.
(1) Walk round the EDF transformer to head towards the Kervadol Dolmens (signposted on the right, about 200 m away), then retrace your steps and continue along the stony path. Walk round the hamlet of Kervadol.
(2) At the junction with the Tréffiagat road, near a house, look out for a small cross on its plinth on the right (Kerbrizen Cross). Turn left onto the road, then take the next right until you reach Penbanal. In the hamlet, turn left onto the narrow grassy path between two farmhouses until you reach the old railway line of the Birinik narrow-gauge railway (known as ‘the Transbigouden’), which linked Pont-l’Abbé to Saint-Guénolé.
(3) Follow this wide track until you reach the Neolithic site of Quelarn on your right.
(4) Visit the site. On leaving, cross the road and take a narrow path leading to the Tronval Dolmen. The wooded path leads to the road, where you turn left and then right at the crossroads. Follow this road for about a hundred metres.
(5) At the first junction, turn left, ignore the first road on the right and follow the road towards Keraleuc. Pass through the hamlet and arrive at the Kervignon equestrian centre.
(6) Turn left towards Le Moustoir, which you’ll leave on your left, and note on your right a tall medieval cross on its circular plinth. You’ll reach a junction.
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(7) At the crossroads, look out for a half-buried fountain; turn right to head back towards Pont-Plat. After about 500 m, note the Kerfuns Dolmen on the right, near the access path to the hamlet of Kervadol, and the Kervignon Dolmen, which you spotted on the way out.
(1) Walk alongside the sports ground to reach the Pont-Plat car park (S/E).
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