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Gestel walks
The ‘Du Lain au Verger’ Route in Gestel
From the Domaine du Lain to the Étang du Verger, along the Scave and the Ruisseau du Moulin de Kerrousseau, wander through the woods and shaded paths. Discover the natural and historical heritage of these protected areas. On your return, take a leisurely stroll through the estate’s park and admire its variety of trees, including remarkable specimens over a century old.
The Golf Course Route in Quéven
Close to the town of Quéven, this walk takes you along paths around the Val Quéven Golf Course, through woods and fields and alongside streams. You’ll be able to explore the former seigneury of Kerrousseau, situated on a promontory overlooking the lush Scave Valley.
Circular route following the Scave stream and the Scorff river
A beautiful hike through the woods in the communes of Quéven and Gestel, following the course of the Scave stream and the Scorff river.
The route has been adapted to take into account sunlight and weather conditions (muddy valley floors).
It is advisable to do this hike when the tide is high in the Scorff river (beautiful scenery), avoiding spring tides with a coefficient > 95.
Around the Val Quéven Golf Course
A short, easy walk with no significant elevation gain, suitable for everyone, around the Val Quéven Golf Course.
Le Pont du Verger via Kerousseau
A beautiful walk through the woods along a stream and around a small pond, with no particular difficulties.
The Scave to Scorff Route in Quéven
A Natura 2000 site, the Scorff estuary is a haven of peace just a stone’s throw from Lorient. Through woods, salt marshes and reed beds, let yourself be guided between fresh and salt water along the unspoilt banks of the Scorff and Scave. A walk in the heart of nature amidst enchanting landscapes.
Between Pont-Scorff and Quéven on the banks of the Scave and the Scorff
Between Pont-Scorff and Quéven, in the heart of the countryside, alongside the Scave and Scorff rivers and a stream. Sheltered by trees for most of the route, with minimal elevation gain.A shorter version of the Saint-Urchaut to Pont-Scorff route.
Tro kreiz ker Gwidel
This route, also known as the “pedestrian ring road”, was initiated by the town of Guidel.
It allows you to walk around the town centre (kreiz ker in Breton) via wooded paths, lovely lanes bordering meadows and routes through residential neighbourhoods.
The pleasant route, mostly through woodland, is clearly signposted with posts bearing a green arrow and the words "périphérique pédestre".
A lovely way to discover another side of Guidel.
Route from Saint-Urchaut to Pont-Scorff
From the Scorff estuary to the Scave.
Starting from the historic town of Pont-Scorff, explore the Scorff and Scave valleys with their wild and unspoilt landscapes, home to protected species such as salmon. On your return, stroll through the narrow streets, discover the Cour des Métiers d’Art and its artisans, the contemporary art spaces, and the landscaped gardens of this town, which has been awarded the ‘Petite Cité de Caractère’ label.
Circular Pont-Scorff: the Scorff Valley, Sainte-Flamine and the greenway
From the charming village of Pont-Scorff, the walk descends through the Scorff valley and its highlights (Saint-Urchaud, Rocher du Corbeau), then winds through varied landscapes punctuated by the many chapels marking the various hamlets along the way.
Saudraye circular in Guidel
A rolling route suitable for trail running. The series of ascents and descents on technical terrain is a real pleasure in this peaceful valley along the Saudraye, which feeds into the Loch pond. Depending on the season, the terrain can be muddy and slippery.
Grand Tour of Rédéné via the fountains
Rédéné is a commune in Finistère. It is situated in the Vannetais region, 8 km from Quimperlé. This grand tour of Rédéné is designed to provide a 10 km route for runners. But it also allows all walkers visiting Rédéné to explore the neighbourhoods of this charming Breton village. Setting out in search of the village’s three fountains adds a little extra interest.
The Sentier des Vallons and the Chemin des Fées
Hiking trail of approximately 9 km proposed by Keryadine on 23 June 2019, starting from the Church of Sainte-Thérèse in Lorient.
Circular walk starting from Keryado
Walk starting from the Church of Sainte-Thérèse, in Lorient.
Route from Coët Letune to Cléguer
Linking the village of Cléguer with Bas Pont-Scorff, the Coët Letune route takes you through the Cléguer countryside, past woodland and meadows, alongside the River Scorff and its streams. Don’t miss the partly Romanesque Saint-Gérand Church and the heritage sites in Bas Pont-Scorff, notably the Notre-Dame de Bonne Nouvelle Chapel and its 13th-century recumbent statue. The walk will also give you the chance to discover heritage linked to water, including a fountain, a washhouse, a mill and a brewery…