Bishops' Garden – Campénéac Church loop from Guer

Bishops' Garden – Campénéac Church loop from Guer

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Bishops' Garden – Campénéac Church loop from Guer

02:06

47.6km

430m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 2, 2026

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Parking

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6.93 km

Bishops' Garden

Highlight • Natural

The Jardin des Évêques was for a long time the summer residence of the bishops of Saint-Malo (close to the sea). Today, the garden, its flowerbeds, its water games, its ponds, or even its old greenhouse and the remains of its watermill are open to the public. A place of serenity, it is very pleasant to walk there.

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9.45 km

Passage Sous la Maison

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passage under the house

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19.2 km

Campénéac washhouse

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A beautiful covered washhouse, animated by algae
The covered washhouse of Campénéac is a beautiful structure, a testament to a time when washerwomen worked, rain or shine, cleaning the laundry. Part of the washhouse is protected by a wooden shelter. The sides exposed to the elements are covered with planks. Located below the road leading to Augan, the whole has a lot of charm. The elegantly architectural shelter harmoniously envelops the oval basin. The presence of microalgae of a luminous tender green gives soul to the scene while highlighting the masonry of the basin.

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19.4 km

Campénéac Church

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Notre-Dame Church, main monument of the village. First opened in 1860. Inside you can see magnificent stained glass windows, statuettes and a special choir. Call 02 97 74 07 05 to find out opening hours.
Further down the road is a beautiful mural depicting the Brocéliande forest.

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35.4 km

Saint Mark Saint Joseph Church

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The neo-Gothic church of Augan is characterized by its bays and ogival vaults. Placed under the patronage of Saint Joseph, but under the invocation of Saint Mark, it was built from 1865 to 1868 according to the plans of the architect Théodore Maignan from Saint-Brieuc. Contrary to usual arrangements, the building is not oriented to the east (towards Jerusalem), but to the west, with the main portal facing the town center.

After the Second World War, significant damage was noted, very likely due to the explosion of large-caliber bombs on the Coëtquidan military camp. Consolidation work was then undertaken.

Located near Ploërmel, Augan is home to numerous sites to visit: parks, castles, medieval chapel, mill, woods, etc.

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47.6 km

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Parking

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