Trail Beffou Simon Pouyet 2The Beffou forest, or “home of the beeches”, is a massif steeped in history! Originally a metallurgical site, this forest is criss-crossed by an ancient Roman road and hides one of Brittany’s longest covered walkways: the allée de Brohet. This 630-hectare massif is also the highest in Brittany.
Forêt de Beffou
boucle rando autour de l'étang de Beffou 
Lac de lave étang Beffou Plougras
Take a walk in the largest wooded area on the coast. A hike in the Lann Ar Waremm woodland (Landes à garennes in French) brings you into contact with 3 different landscapes: moors, woods and meadows! These former farmlands have now given way to 300 hectares of biodiversity.
A superb walk in the forest, the light was magnificent! My only regret is that I didn’t come across any Korrigans!
Everyone knows the castle overlooking this valley, but take the time to discover this forest where nature, wild river and vestiges of the past meet, and enjoy a few moments of calm in this haven of peace far from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Le Léguer Tonquédec
Castle Tonquédec
Vallée des Traouiéro
Traouïero valley
Traouïero valleyVenture into this fairytale-like forest, home to korrigans and other imaginary creatures, and let yourself be enchanted by the atmosphere of this place and discover all the legends associated with it. Several tours are regularly organized in the heart of this mysterious forest.
Let’s conclude this top list with a charming valley crossed by a stream and dotted with the remains of ancient mills! Between Plougrescant and Plouguiel, this undergrowth is also a land of legend, home to some legendary beings.
