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Pleubian church – Kermouster Chapel loop from L'Armor Pleubian

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Pleubian church – Kermouster Chapel loop from L'Armor Pleubian

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Pleubian church – Kermouster Chapel loop from L'Armor Pleubian

01:45

28.1km

210m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 24, 2026

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Pleubian church

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(13th century 1810 - 1814), built by the contractor Levavasseur on the plans of Félix Anfray and restored since. Built on the remains of an older church dating from Saint-Maudez and ruined by Norman invasions, the church dates back to the 13th century for its oldest pillars. 1729, the reconstruction plans are drawn up by Anfray. From 1813, the work was directed by Levavasseur. Later, for some unexplained reason, the choir and the bell tower are reversed, Saint-Georges not respecting the tradition of the choir in the east. The north aisle was raised in 1933, and the south-east aisle in 1848. The double aisles and the campanile were redone in 1886 and organs were installed at the same time. The sacristy was rebuilt in 1889. The church was restored at the end of the 19th century. Saint-Yves often came to preach here, in the adjoining Benedictine priory, built in 1034. The church houses pretty banners, a polychrome wood Pieta from the 15th century (which comes from the chapel of Rojadou, destroyed at the beginning of the 20th century), the statues of Saint Comes and Saint Damien, the relics (the reliquary dates from the 17th century) of Saint Vincent Ferrier (Spanish preacher, who died in 1515 in VANNES), the ex-votos of Saint Antoine and Napoleon, as well as the model of Saint Georges (early 20th century and work of the sculptor Le Guen). The outdoor pulpit dates from the 15th-16th century. The ground is covered with many funerary slabs. Note that the primitive church was placed around 1050 under the patronage of Saint Peter. The lords of Kermel and Kermenguy once held preeminences in the church of Pleubian.
Open for free on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in summer.
Source: sortir-en-bretagne.fr/visiter-738/pleubian/eglise-st-georges.html

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11.4 km

Church of Pleumeur-Gautier

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The church, recent (1902), replaced an old church dating from 1622. The cemetery surrounded the church until 1931. From the church that disappeared in 1902, the new church has preserved two valuable statues: a pietà, that is to say a statue of the Virgin holding her knees Jesus who has just been taken down from the Cross, and a statue of Saint Anne holding the Holy Virgin, her daughter. There is also a pulpit, a sculpted confessional and mention should be made of Christ.

fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleumeur-Gautier

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18.6 km

Bodic Lighthouse

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A kilometer inlands from Kermouster and Loguivy at the mouth of the Trieux this 1947 lighthouse replaced an older structure destroyed by German troups.

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20.6 km

Kermouster Chapel

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"Kermouster, a flowery hamlet offering an exceptional view of the mouth of the Trieux facing the Bréhat archipelago, was built around a chapel, originally dedicated to Saint Maudez, holy evangelist of the peninsula. of Lézardrieux.It was rebuilt in 1740 on an old 12th century oratory, as evidenced by the 2 arches of Romanesque style. The steeple received its first bell in 1743, to which were given the first names of the godfather and godmother, Etienne de La Villeneuve and Anne Belingan, Baroness of Penmarc'h. It houses a wooden Christ from the 15th century, nine polychrome wooden statues from the 17th and 18th centuries, a painting of Mary Magdalene and several ex-votos. In the enclosure of the chapel, the so-called Maudez stone, a small block dug granite, would have the power to heal children with locomotion problems, serving them as a seat. »Guided tours in July and August from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. every afternoon except Monday.
Source: cotesdarmor.com/fr/fiche/patrimoine-culturel/chapelle-saint-maudez-a-kermouster-lezardrieux_TFOPCUBRE0220HA6380

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24.5 km

Les Huîtres Chaumard

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pourdebon.com/les-huitres-chaumard-s272
Best oysters and other seafood, very nice people and great location. The oysters are delicious!

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25.3 km

Access to Chapelle de Bonne Nouvelle

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Facing the island of Bréhat, here is the chapel of Bonne Nouvelle, a place of contemplation sheltered from the winds where people prayed in particular for fertility. A magnificent panorama of the Pen Lann peninsula, Maudez island and Bréhat island.

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28.1 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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23.3 km

2.93 km

1.68 km

150 m

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13.7 km

13.3 km

1.07 km

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