The Grand Bridge of Douarnenez – Port of Pors Poulhan loop from Pouldreuzic

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The Grand Bridge of Douarnenez – Port of Pors Poulhan loop from Pouldreuzic

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The Grand Bridge of Douarnenez – Port of Pors Poulhan loop from Pouldreuzic

03:26

54.5km

570m

Cycling

Hard bike 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: August 11, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 33.7 km for 106 m

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69 m

Saint-Faron Church of Pouldreuzic

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The Pouldreuzic church was built according to the Pont-Croix architectural model. Its construction is the result of several stages: the original building dates from the 14th century, then additions and …

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17.5 km

The Grand Bridge of Douarnenez

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The big bridge, the Tréboul bridge... In its younger years, it was even called the viaduct. Strangely, no one thought of giving a name to this bridge which connected Tréboul …

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25.1 km

Kirche

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Great very old church, opposite you can get a large coffee and delicious ice cream

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33.7 km

Pont-Croix

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Along the river Goyen you can hike to Audierne on the old towpath or on the opposite bank (downstream) with spectacular sea views. During the summer, canoe trips from Pont-Croix to Audierne are offered during floods.

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42.3 km

Pointe du Souc’h Megalithic Necropolis

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This impressive site dominates the sea from the Pointe du Souc'h from where you can see the Bay of Audierne and the Pointe de Penmarc'h.
This necropolis was the subject …

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43.3 km

Port of Pors Poulhan

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One of the most beautiful places far and wide! Great view over the sea, idyllic fishing boats, a small bar that provides drinks and oysters and a crepes stand in summer ... more Breton-French lifestyle is hardly possible!

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