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Access: From the D785 between Plomeur and Penmarch, the access road to the chapel is signposted on the right when coming from Plomeur. Park near the chapel grounds (around three spaces + a few more nearby).
PR® marked in yellow
(S/E) With your back to the chapel, head eastwards through the hamlet (beautiful thatched cottages on the right) and continue along a wide stony path. Pass a path on the left (megaliths sign) and continue to a cross path. On the left, at the back of a field, you begin to see part of the alignments.
PR® marked in yellow but in the opposite direction
(1) At the signpost, turn right into a cypress-lined lane towards Lestrigiou. Cross a road and arrive at the Lestrigiou Dolmen, which is on the right just after the ‘give way’ sign 75 m ahead.
(2) Retrace your steps to the fork.
PR® marked in yellow
(1) Continue along the path that winds its way between hedges of spindle and blackthorn, with a field on your left and a wetland area on your right. You will come across the first three small menhirs on the right, then continue through a row of fifteen menhirs.
(3) At the crossroads, first turn left then right to continue along the rest of the alignment consisting of twenty more imposing menhirs (information panel). Continue straight on and arrive at a small road after a property.
No signposting
(4) Turn right onto a dirt track, cross a stream and emerge onto a small road. Continue straight ahead, skirting a riding centre, and follow a wide, sandy track suitable for vehicles until you reach a road.
(5) Cross with care and head up into the dune area. Continue straight on, following a track to a crossroads. Ignore the track on the right, which leads to a car park.
GR® 34 Marked White and Red +PR®® Yellow
(6) Opposite Porzh Karn Beach, turn left towards Saint-Guénolé in a south-westerly direction and follow the coastal path over the Toul Gwin Dune. Pass a car park on the left and you’ll come within sight of a small pine grove where you leave theGR®®34.
PR® marked in yellow
(7) Look out for a menhir largely buried in sand, turn left onto a grassy path and pass a car park gate. Continue along a stony track, cross a road and take the dirt track opposite. Follow this path, which turns right then left, skirting the Lescors Marshes. Continue to the D53 bridge.
(8) Without crossing this bridge, head down into the marsh and follow the channel on your right. Via a hairpin bend, cross a road and continue along the channel. Cross another road where, via a right-left bend, you pass to the left of the channel. Continue towards the end of the marsh, pass through a cultivated area and emerge onto a small road.
(9) Turn right for about 100 m, then turn left onto a new path that crosses a road. Continue straight ahead, slightly diagonally, to reach a new footpath.
(10) Turn left onto a wide grassy track to reach a crossroads where you turn right onto a small road (Hent Sant Steven).
(11) Take this road to the right for about a hundred metres, then turn left into a grassy area which also serves as a car park, particularly in summer, and enter the chapel grounds at the wash house and fountain. If the chapel is open, it is well worth a visit (modern stained-glass windows by Jean Bazaine) (S/E).
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