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Section of route 5 from Moëlan to Pont-Aven:
3km south of Kerbeleg, you can join the track that takes you either towards Moëlan-sur-mer or Pont-Aven through lush Breton countryside.
On leaving Kerbeleg, turn right twice to take the small road that joins the voie verte at Riec-sur-Bélon. Then follow it in the direction you like:
La Littorale, or Voie 5 Bretagne:
A 600km cycle route along the Breton coast from Roscoff to Nantes. This route immerses you in a variety of coastal landscapes, from shores to bays. The route combines safe lanes, shared paths and sections under development. It is designed to allow cyclists to discover the natural and cultural wealth of Brittany, while taking advantage of adapted services such as “Accueil Vélo” and rail connections to make the journey easier.
The route starts in Roscoff, famous for its port and shipping links to England and Ireland. Following the north coast, the route passes through picturesque towns and villages such as Morlaix, with its impressive viaduct, and Saint-Pol-de-Léon, renowned for its cathedral. The route continues into the Côtes-d’Armor region, where you can admire the spectacular cliffs of Plouha, the sandy beaches and seaside resorts of Binic and Saint-Quay-Portrieux.
Continuing southwards, the route reaches the outskirts of Saint-Malo, the corsair city, with its ramparts and beaches. Further on, cyclists can visit Dinard, a chic seaside resort, and follow the Emerald Coast to Mont-Saint-Michel, a must for heritage lovers.
The southern part of the cycle route passes through Morbihan, famous for its islands and the menhirs at Carnac. Continuing towards the Loire-Atlantique, you reach Nantes, a city of art and history, marking the end of this journey through Brittany.
This route is ideal for cycling enthusiasts wishing to discover the diversity of Brittany’s landscapes, from beaches and cliffs to small coves and historic towns. Numerous connections with other cycle routes mean you can tailor your trip to suit your tastes. Accommodation and catering services tailored to the needs of cycle tourists, as well as rail links, make it easy to organise and enjoy your journey.