The tip of Armorique

in fact you just have to follow the green rectangle signs with yellow stripes and it goes there all by itself
magnificent

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Beautiful viewpoint to discover at the top of the big rock

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Hi mruelle, thank you for your feedback.

I'm sorry to read that this hike was a real disappointment for you. Thank you for your detailed explanations.

I don't live there and I can't say whether I'll be doing this tour again soon. I've already changed the route at the start thanks to your indications. It's more complicated for the rest.

I put a warning in the introduction to the walk.

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Although the setting is magnificent, a number of guidance problems made the walk rather laborious.
- GR34 closed between the start and the Thermes du Hogolo since February 2024 and until further notice. You have to take the "Route de la Corniche" and go down to the thermal baths on the first path that goes down to the left.
- Point 2: we have never found the path leading down to the sea on the left, which has probably become private. You should continue along the beach, but it's complicated at high tide, and at low tide the beach is full of green algae. So you have to continue along the rue de la corniche and turn left down the rue de Pors Mellec, missing a good part of the coastal path.
- After point 4, the route is incorrect. Don't take the road closest to the sea, which has no exit. You should follow the GR route, as the path runs alongside the "rue de Poul Guioch" road.
- At point 5, the route is again incorrect. We followed Aldodekerpuns' advice: walk down to the chapel and take the road on the right (tarmac road) along the main road, then turn right and rejoin n°6.
Even so, when we were on the right track, the scenery was truly magnificent.
It would be a good idea to change the route and description to make them more precise.

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Clearly we never found our way around the point. The route doesn't reflect the realities of the terrain. It's a shame this was our last hike of the trip and will also be the most disappointing.

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A route with more changes in altitude than advertised and 2 guiding errors, but magnificent views.

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Very pretty circuit, at the seaside, on the other hand between the n° 5 and 6° of the course more indication, more beaconing, it is necessary to go down until the chapel to take the road on the right (tarred road) to skirt the national then to take again on the right and to join the n° 7 on the chart in direction of Sainte Barbe.

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Average weather, frequent showers.
A pleasant and varied walk, with few roads.
Route taken in reverse at the Grève des curés, interesting archaeological remains, as well as the chapels.
At point 6 we turned right towards Kroaz Anna (yellow markings), then left at the N786 about 20m further on, take the path on the left towards "fontaine, chapelle, the N786 is very busy.
AT HIGH TIDE
Be sure to check the tide times and especially the tide coefficient, because at Grève des Curés the GR goes down to the beach and it will not be possible to go through at high tide.
but the GR runs along the D42 to Porz Mellec.

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passage barré et non entretenu après le point 2.solution de repli par la route jusqu'au point 3 pour reprendre la marche .petit souci après le point 5 à gauche trou dans grillage d'un ex camping et donc a droite pour reprendre la route jusqu'au point 6.a part ça balade sympa

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Superb loop.
Magnificent seaside route and very pleasant little path back to the chapel.

The only minor problem was getting from point 5 to point 7: no signposts and unclear explanations.

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There are far too many inaccuracies at point 5, and the path shown on the map doesn't correspond to anything. If you have to deviate from the GR 34, you get lost because the description is inadequate. Tip: follow the GR to Kerallic via a track on the right. Otherwise, it's a very pretty walk, although a bit strenuous because it's very steep along the seafront.

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We had a lovely day out on this very beautiful walk with some wonderful views.

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Hello Catchou80 and Jlmg,

Thank you for your comments. Thank you especially for pointing out the problem of private property at point (5). I've just corrected the route and description accordingly.

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A very pleasant walk with magnificent views. You can even walk on the sand at the beginning.
However, as I said earlier, there was a problem at point 5: the owner called us to tell us that the path up to the right is private.
You have to continue on the GR for about 150m, then take the path a little to the right at the "Private property" sign (which refers to the path on the far right), while the GR descends. You then rejoin the original route, without any problems .
Thank you for this hike!

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We did this walk as a family (with our 3 children aged 8-6 and 3). It's a lovely walk with beautiful views. I'll just say that the swimming spot we chose was the beach at Tossenn ar C'hoz and not Porz Mellec, because it's much easier to get there, especially with children.... It's a large stretch of sand, a really beautiful beach. But we had a little problem at point 5. The owners informed us of the situation and explained that many hiking apps make mistakes and make people pass through their homes.... In fact, you shouldn't leave the GR and carry on for a while, then at one point turn right to reach Kerralic.
Otherwise great! I'd recommend it.

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