This beautiful stretch of rocky coastline is one of the largest wilderness areas in the Côtes d'Armor. This natural site runs for around 4.5 km on fairly steep slopes, revealing vegetation with a predominantly marine influence, ranging from sea grass to blackthorn shrub thickets. Numerous springs, more or less permanent, create wetlands that enrich the plant diversity. At the foot of the cliffs, low tide reveals the foreshore and its spectacular geological formations, dominated by schistose formations of volcanic origin. This remarkable area can be explored along the customs path, used since the Middle Ages by coastguards charged with repelling enemies.
Yellow signposting (and red and white signposting on the coastal section - GR34®)
Yellow signposting (and red and white signposting on the coastal section - GR34®)
Marking
Points of interest
Points of interest
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