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Start: Town hall car park.
(S/E) With your back to the car park, cross the grassy area with two picnic tables and turn left onto the first street, which continues as a dirt track.
YellowPR®® signposting (Languidou Ponds route)
Reach a small road and follow it for a few metres.
(1) At the junction, turn right, pass Ty Broc’h (the badger’s house) and, at the next three-way junction, take the left-hand road and carry on. At the signpost, ignore the path leading down to the right (return route)
YellowPR®® signposting (in the opposite direction)
Carry on to the bend.
(2) Follow the sign for Moulin Henry to the right. After this old mill, continue through the valley for about 1 km.
(3) Opposite the entrance to the farm in the hamlet of Tréfranc (with a fountain and washhouse on the left), turn 90° to the right onto a sunken track lined with cider apple trees. Follow this narrow path, which veers to the right, to cross a stream via a bridge made of large stone slabs.
(4) Begin a climb of about 700 m along a wide farm track until you reach a road at the Kergamet farm. Follow this road, ignoring the track on the left leading to other farms.
(5) Keep to the right, then continue straight on until you reach a crossroads.
(6) Turn left towards the village of Tréogat, follow Rue des Alizés, turn right onto Rue de la Gare, then right again towards the entrance to the Marcassins de Tréogat Stadium.
(7) Enter the stadium and head left into a park with picnic tables, children’s play equipment and sports facilities – ideal for a break (the map background is inaccurate at this point). Walk alongside the park, then turn right along the football pitch and, at the corner, turn left to cross a small wood, emerging near a crossroads.
(6) Turn left, passing the hamlet of Kerlafine and then Kerligou. Look out for four blockhouses on the left, which formed the second line of coastal defence. Continue to the hamlet of Tourne-Ici.
(8) At the road, opposite ‘L’Oasis, banquets, weddings’, turn right and follow the edge of the road for 400 m (take care). At the first road (signposted Lespoul), turn right and continue to the next junction.
(9) Turn right onto a path between fields. Follow a short circular path to the right (the path is not very visible) then veer left towards Kerligou Farm on your right.
(10) The route then follows a path for about 600 metres at the bottom of the valley – the wildest part of the route – which leads out at a bridge. This section can be tricky in winter. Follow the road to the right.
(11) At the signpost, turn right onto a grassy section followed by a narrow stony path which climbs up to a small road.
Turn left and, at the three-way junction, head down to the left to reach the site of the Languidou Chapel. (Take a moment to admire this ruined chapel, which is very well preserved, as is the beautiful rose window).
(12) Turn back and head up the road to the left, which overlooks the chapel site.
Off the marked route
(1) Turn left and, following the route in reverse to the one taken on the way there, head back to the town hall car park (S/E).
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