Bay of the Dead – Pointe du Raz loop from Audierne

Bay of the Dead – Pointe du Raz loop from Audierne

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Bay of the Dead – Pointe du Raz loop from Audierne

04:00

64.4km

630m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 16, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 63.9 km for 52 m

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2.97 km

Nice picnic spot by the Le Goyen

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A picnic area with some shade from the pine trees.
A lovely rest stop!

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34.5 km

Moulin

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35.8 km

Moulins de Trouguer

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Great location for a break 🇫🇷 super friendly 👍

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36.6 km

Pointe du Van

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At this point of the coast you can do very good long walks. As the pictures show, the weather can be very different. For pagan blossom, this area is particularly interesting.

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39.4 km

Bay of the Dead

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The Baie des Trépassés connects the cliffs of the Raz headland (to the south) and the Van headland (to the north). This wide beach allows for many water sports. You …

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44.3 km

Pointe du Raz

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Here, Finistère fully justifies its name: the end of the land is celebrated in a parade of capes and promontories that brave the open sea. Classified as a “Grand site …

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48.6 km

Port de Feunteun Aod

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54.8 km

Kermoor Beach

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The town of Combrit-Sainte-Marine alone has 3.5 km of sandy beaches, mainly facing south. That of Kermor is particularly beautiful and large with its 1.5 km of coastline. It is …

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58.3 km

Saint Tugen Chapel

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The current Saint-Tugen chapel was founded in 1535 by René du Menez, lord of Lézurec, and Marie du Faou, his wife. From this period remains in particular the south porch, …

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