Eckmühl Lighthouse – Pors Carn Point loop from Eckmühl Lighthouse

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Eckmühl Lighthouse – Pors Carn Point loop from Eckmühl Lighthouse

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Eckmühl Lighthouse – Pors Carn Point loop from Eckmühl Lighthouse

01:30

13.8km

30m

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

Last updated: August 24, 2026

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76 m

Eckmühl Lighthouse

Highlight • Monument

At 65 m high, the Phare d'Eckmühl is one of the highest lighthouses in Europe. You reach the top of the platform via 307 steps. You have a fantastic view here, weather permitting 🫠

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1.06 km

The Notre-Dame-de-la-Joie Chapel, dating from the end of the 15th century, is located directly on the seafront, between Saint-Pierre and Saint-Guénolé. Sentinel watching the sea, she is dedicated to the …

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5.26 km

Pors Carn Point

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Seen from the other side

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5.29 km

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5.35 km

Pors-Carn Beach

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In Saint-Guénolé, 2 km of fine sand, facing northwest. At the start of Audierne Bay, before Pointe de la Torche, Pors Carn beach is located in a protected natural area which attracts nature lovers.

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5.82 km

Pors Carn Beach

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À Saint-Guénolé, 2 km from the sable fin: The debut of the Baie d'Audierne, avant to the point of the Torche, to the plague of Pors Carn in a situation …

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10.3 km

The rocks of Saint-Guénolé

Highlight (Segment) • Natural Monument

The rocks of St. Guénolé, les Rochers, owe their jagged, bizarre shape to the surf of the Atlantic Ocean - the waves here form the coastline with elemental force.

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10.7 km

The Rocks of Saint-Guénolé

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This listed natural site has always attracted walkers. Following the GR34, the coastal path, we discover rocks with mysterious shapes: rabbit ears, the rhino, the corkscrew, the turtle or the …

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