Where to practice an individual sport Brittany

A cavalry in his head composed of beautiful Arabic Pur (for the pleasure of confirmed riders and TRECistes), appaloosas (for demanding équirandonneurs), Spanish horses (for traqueurs and beginners) but also double ponies for junior (Welsh) and shet ', of course, for the small ones. The Méros cavalry is all public and @ to outdoor riding! It should be said that this riding school has the label ERS and that it takes walkers in the forest lanes around the time of a walk or during the day trekking in the Black Mountains for example (many possible combinations). Adult and teen equestrian stays per week, but also weekends are offered year round. Besides accommodation, there is an embarrassment of choice between family homes, caravans and chalets and guest rooms, not to mention the swimming pool and wellness area. Arab half-blood breeding on site. A beautiful address to decompress.

This very old link, the oldest in France after Pau, offers a magnificent course with an almost permanent sea view. Its eighteen holes can be played to the rhythm of the waves and with the necessary skill in the wind. The sandy soil, undulating fairways, small, fast, elevated greens and numerous bunkers with lots of broom and gorse make for a great experience. Another highlight is the clubhouse, which combines tradition and comfort. A beautiful, historic muni golf course with unrivalled charm!

The adventure park Celt'aventures will seduce young and old, from 3 to 88 years old! Many outdoor activities are organized in a superb setting. It is, indeed, in the heart of a preserved forest of 12 ha that you will be able to practice accrobranche, quickjump, LaserTag, rando trotts, orienteering race, ground games or Trampo-Bungy... Or try an escape game, and take part in the animations for Halloween! There is something for everyone! We would like to emphasize that the park is part of a sustainable approach and inclusion of people with disabilities.

Located at Le Tronchet, Saint-Malo's 27-hole golf course offers a thrilling experience. Two courses are available: the 18-hole "Surcouf", which will delight the most assiduous, and the 9-hole "Old Course", better suited to new players. The academy offers training courses, individual lessons and swing analysis. Designed by Hubert Chesneau, the 18-hole course lets you discover the surrounding Saint-Malo countryside and the Etang de Mirloup. The signature holes on 6 and 16 are truly splendid! Watch out for your drives!

This 6.5 km hiking trail runs along the coastline between the Guesclin beach and the Pointe du Grouin. Walk around the Pointe du Nid with your best walking shoes and a water bottle. Walk on the cove of the Orchard: you will only have to cross a point and a beach to reach the Pointe du Grouin. You will then discover a magnificent panorama on the bay of the Mont-Saint-Michel and on the Landes island, home of colonies of gulls and cormorants.

In August 2011, Patricia and François, the grandparents; Claire and Grégory the parents and Libby (3 years) and Violette (1 year) their children, have travelled through the canal from Nantes to Brest cycling have travelled, by bike always, the slipway in its entirety. According to the most beautiful valleys of Brittany, the canal has kept its charm, with its 238 locks, and through beautiful cities such as Redon, Josselin or Pontivy… Find the roadmap on their website!

According to the Tarz Héol association, which brings together the hikers of the commune, 60 km of trails are accessible around Ploemeur. The area already allows you to enjoy beautiful walks such as the G circuit to practice with the children or the green way to Guidel. For amateurs, there is the Kaolins loop (about 8 km), but also the sand circuit (13 km), the Saint-Maudé circuit (3.7 km) or, quite simply, the tour of the Etang du Ter (2.5 km)... Feel free to contact the Tourist Office, which will issue you a map of the region's hiking trails.

Imagined and animated by Isabelle Vallée, the Galopins farm welcomes you all year long to walk with donkeys and discover the region. The whole family will be free to discover the megaliths, in the company of donkeys that will carry your belongings. An experience to try to imitate the famous Stevenson which should please both children and adults. Take advantage of the carriage rides with a donkey or a horse on the banks of the Vilaine. Initiations to carriage driving are also offered. A nice idea for a family outing.

Choose to discover a unique natural heritage: the island of Groix. Thanks to a road map ordered on the site of Randoland, you will investigate the history of this site in the singular landscapes. On foot or by bike, the clues through the narrow streets of the village or along the coastal paths between two rocks is a playful activity. Departure from SUBSCRIBE village "Les Garnet".

Tariff: free.

Distance: 5,3 km.

Difficulty: average.

Useful: Randoland recreational and educational cards are available for download for this walk: Check out www.randoland.fr.

The La Trinité-sur-Mer Peninsula is a renowned seaside resort. And because of this, it presents a whole range of sandy beaches to turquoise waters. The Customs Trail, which runs along the Atlantic facade of France over 2,000 km, makes a step. Before embarking on such an adventure, just take the 6 kilometer loop that takes this trail from the port beach. From there, you will take the direction of the south to walk along the beaches of Men Allen, then Kerbihan and Grazy, before reaching the point where customs officers were staying. You will then climb along the west coast of the peninsula, passing through the beaches of Ty Guard and Kervillen and then by the salt marshes. The last part takes place in the small districts of the Trinity, until reaching the port.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 1:30.

Difficulty: easy.

Blue, blue and blue: This is what this little 5 kilometer stroll around the peninsula of Granvres offers. On the one hand, the tumultuous waters of the Atlantic Ocean, on the other the quiet waves of the small sea of Granvres, and under your feet, sand! From the pier for Port-Louis, you will take the coastal trail towards the Goërem Anse. From there you will follow the sea to Porh Guerh by bypassing the southern tip of the peninsula. You will see the fort and the blockhouses on your way. You will leave the sea for a short moment only, the time to join the captains and the pier.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 1 h.

Difficulty: easy.

The reputation of Carnac's menhirs is no longer to be done: travelers from around the world come to admire the 3,000 megalithic rocks on the commune dating back to five centuries for some. If you are not trying to wear them on your back, you can approach them through the tumulus hiking circuit. This 7 km loop starts a few steps from the Kerluir site where the tumulus Saint-Michel is located. You will then revert to the Kermario and Menec alignments that extend over 4 km. A mystical walk that often leaves without voice.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 1:50.

Difficulty: easy.

On the edge of the Lantic ponds, this adventure park offers 12 tree climbing courses for all levels, from the one for toddlers to the black course. At the start of each one, a sign indicates the workshops encountered: Tibetan bridge, Chinese footbridge, tightrope walker, zip line, monkey bridge... The site is very pleasant and the approach is family friendly. There is also a sensory course for children, an educational orienteering race, laser tag and paintball. On Wednesdays in summer, it's night time until midnight! Picnic possible on site.

In Lancieux, Enogat is a must. A professional guide, he has been accompanying sea fishing enthusiasts in Lancieux and Saint-Cast for several years. On board a 6-metre semi-rigid, he guides the apprentice fishermen, with kindness, in each of their catches, from sea bream to pike, through mackerel, or Saint-Pierre. Several outings to the Pointe du Grouin in Fréhel are offered, to suit all tastes and levels, while respecting safety and the environment. An adventure to experience, from 5 years old.

We've been waiting for a climbing gym near Lorient! It's a very, very pleasant surprise. The space is large, airy and bright. The routes are changed regularly. You can choose between bouldering and roped routes. If you're a beginner, you can also take lessons. The little ones haven't been forgotten either, as there's a play area for children aged 3 and over. The bouldering area is open to children aged 7 and over. In all, 120 m² are dedicated to the very young!

In a fabulous landscape of moors, beaches and cliffs, the spectacular holes and technical qualities of this golf course make it one of the most beautiful courses in France. On 5 978 m, it offers great opportunities for driving. The roughs are thick: enough to lose some balls... The equipment is remarkable: practice bunkers, driving range, equipment rental, restaurant, club-house, bar... Lessons and training courses are also offered, as well as free initiations!

Block Out is an atypical climbing gym because here you climb without a belay system. The boulders are 4.50 m high with large safety mats on the ground. Moreover, every month, the routes are redesigned and the holds are changed. In addition to being a climbing school, Block Out is also a playground open to all. The complex also has a gym, a sauna and a restaurant with an outdoor terrace serving pizza, burgers or homemade meals! A good idea to combine sport, leisure and conviviality.

A nice idea for a walk along the largest river in western Brittany, the Blavet. With a length of 58 kilometers, the towpath that links Hennebont to Pontivy promises a pleasant excursion. To get there, you have to go to the bottom of the ramparts, on the right. The path is accessible to pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders. A fitness trail has also been set up, from the Poterie car park to the Bergerie car park. Children will also find a nice playground. A good breath of fresh air in perspective.

The only one of its kind in Brittany, the Île aux Pies course combines via ferrata-style climbing and accrobranche (tree-climbing) in an unspoilt natural setting on the banks of the Nantes-Brest canal, near Redon. You'll move between the trees and the cliffs on seven routes of varying difficulty, in the capable hands of a qualified climbing instructor. Escapades Verticales also offers headlamp courses, an interactive treasure hunt and an orienteering race. Canoes, kayaks, paddles and pedalos are available for hire.