Kercabellec – Plage de Loscolo loop from Le P'tit Caboulot

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Kercabellec – Plage de Loscolo loop from Le P'tit Caboulot

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Kercabellec – Plage de Loscolo loop from Le P'tit Caboulot

04:06

65.9km

360m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 25.0 km for 67 m

After 26.9 km for 123 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

Get Directions

757 m

Kercabellec

Highlight • Viewpoint

Kercabellec is a port district which connects with the Côte d'Amour and the Pointe de Merquel. It is quite a picturesque site!

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1.13 km

Barreau Oysters & Shellfish in Kercabellec

Highlight • Restaurant

Superb place to taste some local oysters with a small glass of white wine. An ideal spot to stock up on energy before setting off again!

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9.66 km

Més Salt Marshes

Highlight • Other

The place changes according to the tides, fishermen are often there, the landscape is reflected in the river. It's even more impressive when the sun is low!

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23.9 km

Plage de Loscolo

Highlight • Beach

After accessing the beach, there's a viewpoint with two benches to admire the landscape. Magical!

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25.1 km

Plage du Maresclé

Beach

26.9 km

Viewpoint

28.0 km

The Gold Mine

Highlight • Beach

La Mine d'Or is one of the most beautiful Breton beaches with its cliffs in shades of ocher. You can swim there and practice water sports. It is accessible on …

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36.5 km

The annex at the Port of Tréhiguier

Highlight • Other

It's a very nice place by the sea, with a wide choice of wines, beers and cocktails from all over the world. The café opens every day at 7:30 am …

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44.4 km

Arzal Dam

Highlight • Monument

Built in 1970, the Arzal dam allows the regulation of the waters of the Vilaine and the storage of drinking water for the inhabitants of the region. Its construction allowed …

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56.7 km

Mès Salt Marshes

Highlight • Natural

This salt marsh is worth stopping by to take a few photos and observe both the landscape and the birds. A natural setting!

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65.9 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

39.9 km

9.48 km

7.53 km

5.13 km

3.81 km

142 m

Surfaces

49.1 km

5.76 km

5.71 km

5.05 km

319 m

Elevation

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Weather

Monday 12 October

21°C

14°C

35 %

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Comments

August 19, 2024,Boucle Guérandaise - Étape 4 - De la Roche Bernard à Mesquer

Fourth stage along the Vilaine before reaching the Arzal dam and the estuary. Continue along the coast before returning to the basin and the Mes marshes for a break of a few days on Mesquer.

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