The most beautiful natural sites to discover Côtes-D'Armor

Cut out, lined with reefs and bristling with large granite blocks, the Pointe de Plougrescant is worth a visit. The very famous house between the rocks of Castel Meur, whose image has been seen all over the world, does not fail to amaze visitors. But beware, it is private property and any commercial representation is prohibited, since unscrupulous tourists have caused damage to the site. A barrier blocks access to it. Nearby is the Abyss, an impressive fault between two rocks. During high winds, the waves break powerfully between the rocks and create a spectacular spectacle. From the village of Plougrescant, it is possible to take a nice walk, where you will see other houses nestled against venerable granite masses.

Attendance on the sandy beach of the Rosaires - 500 metres -, at the point of Pointe de la Horaine, after 15 minutes walking to the rock of the Tablets.

Presqu, the peninsula on Lake Guerlédan, offers many possibilities for walks. By your steps, the landscapes vary, from the sous to the dégagées banks, and finally reach the highest peaks, overlooking the forest of Quénécan. A beautiful diversity in only 4 km!

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The bay of Saint-Brieuc is full of natural resources. To make the most of it, opt for an outing with Ecotone nature: in the chaos of Gouët, in the Plédran forest, in the gigantic foreshore at the bottom of the bay, at sunset... Whatever your choice, Nicolas, a passionate nature guide, will help you decipher the environment and teach you to sharpen your sense of observation. Thus, the exit into the dunes of Hillion, on the traces of tiny mygales buried in the sand, is similar to an investigation. On the foreshore, while walking to the sea and the bushes, you will learn to distinguish seagulls from gulls, to spot traces of human activity, to pay attention to hermit crabs in ponds or to the small piles of sand left by sand worms... Informative outings, in the heart of splendid places.

It can be seen from the rapid route Rennes-Brest less than ten kilometres after the Embranchement branch. From the top of its three-hundred-five meters and thanks to its configuration, this bosse belonging to the Monts Mountains allows you to embrace a vast landscape. This mythical place has at all times created a peaceful and meditative atmosphere for legends, such as the one concerning the strange end of one of the last Druids, named Gwenc'hlan. It is also reported that, in the th century, thirty bishops met to utter anathema against Abdullah the Cursed, whose crimes inspired the tale of Blue Beard. Do not hesitate to admire a sunset: unforgettable!