View of the Gulf of Morbihan – Pen Castel Mill loop from Arzon

View of the Gulf of Morbihan – Pen Castel Mill loop from Arzon

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View of the Gulf of Morbihan – Pen Castel Mill loop from Arzon

02:17

48.3km

260m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 24, 2026

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5.82 km

Kermaillard Menhir

Highlight • Monument

The Kermaillard menhir is a granite monolith that is approximately 5m long. It is also called Guegen Amonen (the lump of butter), because of its shape when it was lying down, before being raised in 1988 during an archaeological excavation.

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9.80 km

Dolmen Lannek-er-Men

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Dolmen Lannek-er-Men (also called Er-Roh) is located in Sarzeau in the Morbihan department in Brittany in France and is one of the megalithic complexes on the Rhuys Peninsula.

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16.7 km

Path Between Kervarin and Rue des Venettes

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17.5 km

La Vieille Chambre

Ruins

17.7 km

Greenway with rough surface along the Duer marshes

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Pretty cycle path which runs along the Kerhans marshes between Bescalière and Kervarin.

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18.7 km

View of the Gulf of Morbihan

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Picnic area with table, water fountain and ornithological information panels next to a gravel path along the coast. The vegetation serves as a stamp to better observe the abundant birds …

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