L'Arcouest (GR34) – Trinity Chapel loop from Ploubazlanec
L'Arcouest (GR34) – Trinity Chapel loop from Ploubazlanec
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L'Arcouest (GR34) – Trinity Chapel loop from Ploubazlanec
03:40
13.1km
250m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 18, 2026
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Start point
Bus stop
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1.91 km
L'Arcouest (GR34)
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5.98 km
Panoramic View from the Chapel
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5.99 km
Trinity Chapel
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Granite new-gothic. Built from 1728 to 1744 and never consecrated.
Unfortunately, closed, because inside a statue "Our Lady of the Sea" are, which had been commissioned by the Archbishop of Saint-Brieuc times.
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6.45 km
Pors-Even (Ploubazlanec)
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Incidentally, fresh oysters and mussels can be tasted directly on site at the producer (MOULERIE LE MÉE - PORS EVEN). The Moulerie is open for lunch and dinner (except Tuesdays) and always seems to be busy. We really enjoyed (in June 2019) the fresh mussels. The boss himself takes care of the service and a small documentary film about his oyster farming is shown in the guest room. With him as the main actor, of course. The final coffee (soluble) comes in disposable cups. Nevertheless, a big recommendation from me: Definitely go there.
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6.80 km
Beautiful view of the Ploubazlanec coastline
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7.49 km
G34 from Paimpol to Ploubazlanec
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7.84 km
La Croix des Veuves
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You hardly recognize it as a cross. The other (probably Breton name) is "Kroaz Pell".
On a blackboard here it is analogous to say that a man of rich family (Dom Cornic 1671-1730) after a pilgrimage to Jerusalem has processed his religious experiences in a Way of the Cross. This begins at the "calvaire triangulier de Kerroc'h" which is unique in this area and ends here.
Really a mystical place with great views of the sea and the bays left and right. In the past, the fishermen came here to look for their husbands, not all of whom had returned from fishing.
Next to the sea is the Chapelle de la Trinité, which in its present form also goes back to Dom Cornic.
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9.32 km
Paule Lapicque Reserve
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13.1 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
3.90 km
3.88 km
2.59 km
1.78 km
968 m
Surfaces
4.03 km
3.07 km
2.70 km
2.03 km
898 m
387 m
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