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At Pont Kerlo, you can park on the small road leading to the village of Stang ar C'Haro.
(S/E) From the car park, cross the D2 at the bridge and take a path that runs alongside the river for about 700 metres. The path then leaves the banks of the Scorff and climbs towards a small road connecting Arzano to Moulin du Roc'h. Keep left on this road, which descends rapidly towards the mill site.
(1) A shelter on the site with a table and benches allows you to enjoy a picnic sheltered from the weather in pleasant surroundings. Just after crossing the river on a footbridge, turn right towards the Locmaria-Grâce Chapel. A path runs along the left bank of the Scorff for about 1 km to an intermittent stream
(2). Do not cross the stream, but take the path on the left that climbs towards the chapel.
(3) Near the chapel, at the entrance to the hamlet of Locmaria, avoid the hamlet by turning left and taking a wide lane or farm track heading north-north-west, which crosses a meadow bordered on both sides by a fence. At the end of this path, turn right onto the path that joins a small tributary of the Scorff to find yourself back at the Roc'h mill on the left bank of the river.
(4) Do not cross the footbridge again, but take a wide path ascending to the right towards the village of Kermignan for about 1 km. Ignore the path on your left that descends to a dead end by the river.
(5) Leave this path and take a wide path on the left towards Kermignan. Cross the hamlet. Towards the end of the village, the road makes a 90° turn to the right and immediately leads to a large three-way junction.
(6) Turn left twice to take a westbound road leading down to the Sainte-Anne Chapel. Initially tarmac for 50 metres, it then becomes a dirt track. Follow this road to the first bend before the access to the D2.
(7) Turn left onto the path that climbs towards the Sainte-Anne Chapel. Continue along the path below the chapel. It begins a steep descent towards the river.
(8) The path on the left descends rapidly in hairpin bends towards the river. Towards the end of spring, the path along the river becomes impassable due to particularly invasive ferns, and it is preferable to continue straight on to join the D2 and then the Kerlo Bridge. Please note that this road does not have a wide verge and is quite busy.
The following description takes the path along the river, which is fine for about six months of the year.
When you reach the river, there is a footbridge providing access to a meadow and a path running along the left bank of the Scorff towards the bridge. A fence separates this path from the meadow. Continue to Pont Kerlo, 800 metres further on, and join the D2 by climbing over the safety barrier. Cross the bridge to return to your starting point (S/E).
Visorando Member
Moderate 
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Difficult 
