Circuit des étangs de Languidou
This pleasant hike allows you to discover the flora and fauna of the seaside and ponds. This circuit will delight lovers of wetlands and wildlife as well as heritage enthusiasts. Along the way, you will discover the wonderful ruins of Languidou as well as the church and calvary in the village of Plovan. Don't forget your binoculars so you can observe the wildlife in the Kergalan and Trunvel ponds. Start/finish: car park at the church in the village of Plovan. Elevation: 73.73 Direction of the route: anti-clockwise Markings: yellow PR and white-red GR® 34 The markings on the ground always take precedence over paper or digital documents. Practical information: Toilet at the car park of the church in the village of Plovan Playground and picnic area next to the church Advice before setting off: Bring something to eat and drink (snacks, drinks). Remember to bring a bag for your rubbish. Don't forget your binoculars! Notice to walkers: In order to respect the natural environment you are walking through, it is essential to fit rubber tips to the ends of your walking sticks. repeated passage by walkers with unprotected walking poles can, in the medium term, have irreversible consequences such as soil and vegetation erosion, gully formation and widening of the path. Alternative route to use during rainy winters, between Ty Palud and Trunvel, via Kéramoine and Penn Ar Prat. Dogs The circuit passes through sensitive natural areas protected by the Conservatoire du Littoral, so you must keep your dog on a lead throughout the walk. Please do not take your dog down to the beach during restricted periods (1 May to 30 September). To view the different routes and the detailed map, we recommend downloading the PDF file below. You may also wish to download an application that reads GPX files (Openrunner, GPX Viewer or any other GPX file reader of your choice).
Points of interest
Practical information
Address of departure
Place de St Gorgon 29720 PlovanDowloads
GPX / KML files allow you to export the route of your walk to your GPS (or other navigation tool)
