©Balade randonnée en famille|Alexandre Lamoureux

Walks and hikesLieue de Grève, Bay of Lannion and Leguer Valley

From the Lieue de Grève to the bay of Lannion and the Léguer valley

From the heights of the Trégor to its mouth in the bay of Lannion, the Léguer, classified as a Wild River, offers to hikers many hiking itineraries to discover this wild natural space, its castles or even its chapels. Other paths invite you to enjoy the seaside landscapes such as the Saint-Michel beach or the cliffs of Trédrez as well as a rich cultural heritage such as the numerous chapels present along the circuits.

Bay of Lannion - Lieue de Grève
Plouaret - Leguer Valley

Chapelle St Mélar — ©rando boucle de saint-Mélar

PlouzélambreLoop of Saint-Mélar6 km

Perched at an altitude of 117m, the Saint-Mélar chapel offers a vast panorama with the Grève de Saint-Michel in the background. This small family walk will also make you discover the valley of Roscoat, a peaceful and restful place.

Plounevez Moëdec Chemin St Jeune — ©boucle rando circuit de Saint Jeune|Gaëlle Leroi

Plounévez-MoëdecCircuit of Saint-Jeune9 km

On both sides of the river Guic, passing through the bottom of the valley, this walk invites you to discover the Saint Jeune chapel, the charming village of Loc Envel as well as the castle of Coat en Noz, nestled in the heart of the forest.

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Carte de randonnées - Baie de Lannion, Lieue de Grève et Vallée du Léguer
©Carte de randonnées - Baie de Lannion, Lieue de Grève et Vallée du Léguer
map 3/3 Bay of Lannion - Lieue de Grève - Léguer Valley