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Departure from the viewpoint over the Léguer, at a place called Beg Hent, in Beg-Léguer (municipality of Lannion).
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(S/E) Take the path westwards overlooking the Léguer. This leads to a car park.
(1) Turn left and continue along the cliff top to Pointe de Servel. The path then heads north. Descend to the small beach at Mez an Aod and climb back up on the opposite side.
(2) Pass directly below the lighthouse and stay on the coastal path. This will take you to the lifeguard station at the large beach of Goas Lagorn (Beg Léguer beach).
(3) Climb back up to the car park overlooking the beach. Go to the end of the car park and descend on the other side. Cross the Goas Lagorn stream and continue northwards uphill on a well-marked path.
(4) At the three-way junction, turn left towards Porz Mabo. The path overlooks the sea (on the left) and is dominated by fern-covered slopes (on the right). You will reach some houses at Porz-Mabo Beach. Follow a small road that climbs uphill with a right-hand bend.
(5) At the crossroads, turn left and go downhill. You will come to a crossroads at a place called Porz Mabo (access to the beach on the left).
(6) Go up opposite on a small street. After a few dozen metres, turn left onto a path marked with a sign saying "Sentier des Douaniers" (Customs Officers' Path). The path winds between gardens and property fences. It then runs along the sea above. Pass behind a seaside house and you will reach a road that leads to Trébeurden (view of this seaside resort on the right).
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(7) Turn your back on Trébeurden and continue west. The path splits into three branches. The left-hand branch leads to private property, while the other two form the start and finish of the Pointe de Bihit loop. Take the right-hand branch and walk around the point in an anti-clockwise direction (the other direction is also possible but involves a steeper climb). The path climbs and descends several times.
(7) Head east along the path you came on until you reach Porz-Mabo Beach.
(6) Follow the road opposite and head to the crossroads where you arrived earlier.
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(5) Continue straight ahead up the road (do not turn right down the path you took on the way up). At the next crossroads, follow the road to the right for a few hundred metres.
(8) Leave the road and take a path on the right that leads towards the sea, which is not yet visible (horse trail markings). The path heads generally south-southwest, following the contours of the meadows and passing through a few self-closing gates.
(9) Ignore a path that branches off to the left towards Keravel. At the next intersection, turn right and continue along the edge of the meadows.
(10) You will come to a road; follow it to the right. After about 50 metres, at Park an Aod, take a sunken path on the left. At a fork, turn left.
(11) At the next crossroads, turn left onto a path towards the Chapel of Saint-Dourien. Ignore a path on the left and you will soon come to a crossroads in a bend.
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(12) Turn right onto a discreet path towards Lanion via thePR® "Mer, bois et landes" (Sea, Woods and Heaths). Descend slightly, cross a stream and climb back up to the chapel.
(13) Follow the "Goas Lagorn en Lannion" route to the right and take a wooden walkway which soon gives way to a path. Cross a stream and climb uphill. Ignore a path on the left (and the yellow arrow inviting you to follow it) and you will soon reach a crossroads with a wide path.
(14) Follow the path to the left. Cross the hamlet of Crec'h Louénan, ignoring all the paths on the left. Ignore the Route de Goaslagorn on the right and cross Kersilio. At the end of the small road, follow a larger road to the right until you reach a crossroads with a central roundabout.
(15) Turn left and head south through the hamlet of Beg Léguer, passing a campsite on your right. At the end of the road, first turn right then left onto Impasse de Toul ar Wazh. Follow this small road lined with beautiful houses and marked by a calvary to return to the starting point (S/E).
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