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Park in the Town Hall car park.
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(S/E) From the car park, return to the main road, "Hent Kreis Ar Vourc'h", turn left and walk up the village.
(1) Turn right into the hairpin bend towards the school, then left opposite the church. Note a fluted stele next to the house with blue shutters, near the school. Turn right onto the road towards the bridge "Pont Coualc'h". Follow this road downhill, leaving the mill "Moulin du Deuffic" on your right.
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(2) After crossing the bridge, turn right onto the path overlooking the river. Continue along this path through the woodland.
(3) Leave the upward path on the left (signposted "Douarnenez") and continue straight ahead.
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(4) The path heads towards the mill "Moulin de Kerguerhent" (transformed into a hut), then skirt around to the left. Continue until you reach a road.
(5) Cross the road and continue straight ahead: this section has been laid out along a forebay. Pass an attractive single-stone bridge, then a picnic table (view of the three Pouldergat wind turbines inaugurated in 2019). Continue, leaving behind all the paths that go up on the left. Arriving opposite of the quarry "Entreprise Le Roux", the path marked by a wooden fence, follows a wide meadow.
(6) The path bends off to the right through a passageway leading around the quarry work area (do not take the stairs leading to the road).
(7) At the end of the meadow, turn right onto a grassy path which leads to a footbridge over the river. Turn left to reach a bridge. Climb up onto the bridge: an ideal spot for a break. Turn right onto the wide path (Circuit des Trois Ormes). Continue along this wide path, which borders a wooded wetland. After skirting meadows used for horses, leave the route "Circuit des Trois Ormes", which climbs to the left. Continue until you reach a small road.
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(8) Turn right up the small road to Kerdrein farm. Turn left and continue along the road past the Lansaludo farm. After a descent lined with wetlands, look out for the "Saint-Nicolas" fountain, restored in 2018. There's even a bench where you can take a break.
(9) Continue back to the village. Turn left towards the townhall car park and before you, on your right, spot an old petrol station (S/E).
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