The essential hikes to do in Crozon are here!

1. Tour of the Roscanvel Peninsula

One kilometer on foot wears you out, wears you out! We are pleased to introduce you to this excursion to the Roscanvel peninsula, discovering military works, forts, barracks and batteries from the 17th century to the 20th century. You will be immersed in the heart of history, since the commune of Roscanvel, due to its geographical position, was able to witness all military events related to the port of Brest.

A place that will particularly appeal to historians. Become an outstanding explorer and keep your camera ready for viewpoints and landscapes over the Rade de Brest from the cliffs of the GR34. One thing is certain, you will come away impressed by your discoveries. Happy hiking!

Distance: 16.67 km

Duration: 5h 40

Elevation gain: 319

Difficulty: moderate

Little extra: the cliffs of the GR34 are known throughout Europe for being among the most imposing, climbing them would be an honor...

2. The Tour of Cap de la Chèvre

You're not the type to sweat blood and water during your vacation? When choosing a hike, you'd like one that's pleasant, shaded, and leads to the seaside. The Tour of Cap de la Chèvre will be perfect for families who want to stretch their legs a bit before taking a dip in the water! After the effort, comfort!

This loop is one of the most appreciated in Crozon, as it is easy and accessible to all, even the least sporty among you! On your route, always on the GR34, you will come across some small picturesque villages that are a change from the big city center.

Distance: 8.5 km

Duration: about 2h 30

Elevation gain: 275

Difficulty: moderate

Little extra: we recommend doing it very early in the morning to enjoy the first rays of sunshine. The air is fresh and the view is so beautiful that it will remain forever engraved in your memory.

3. The Ile Vierge Walk

A little paradise of Finistère, this escapade actually amounts to visiting the little jewel that is Ile Vierge beach. Imagine a place where clear blue water borders the cliffs that overlook a beach of warm sand. It is actually in the top 10 of the most beautiful beaches in Europe! The path that leads there is pleasant and you will be accompanied and encouraged by the song of birds.

The path leading to the beach presents no particular difficulty, apart from some small ups and downs, where you nevertheless have to be careful not to slip. But don't worry, it's not Mount Everest either!

Distance: about 5 km

Duration: about 2h

Elevation gain: 191

Difficulty: moderate

Little extra: come admire the Pointe de Saint-Hernot, a real postcard landscape!

4. The customs trail from Trez Bihan Beach to Pointe du Guern

We all know there are landscapes we don't forget because they amazed us so much! The customs trail from Trez Bihan Beach to Pointe du Guern is certainly one of them. This loop of a few kilometers offers a view of the coastline, the cliffs, as well as the sublime beaches of Douarnenez Bay.

Before swimming on Trez Bihan beach, you will be happy to get acquainted with the flora and fauna that, throughout your crossing, will have accompanied you. It's one of the sites to discover in the region, the waves surrounded by high cliffs come crashing and thus get torn against them, to slip into the heart of the creeks.

Distance: 10 km

Duration: about 3 to 4h

Elevation gain: 244

Difficulty: moderate

Little extra: the ascent is one of the only ones that allows you to contemplate Douarnenez bay from Pointe du Guern, which is 85 meters high.

5. Four à Chaux Loop, from Pointe de Doubidy starting from Keramenez

Your animals are welcome and can even be unleashed in certain places! In barely five kilometers, it's a real museum that awaits you. Starting with the Four à Chaux, following a path around the building, you can climb to the top and, through the gate, glimpse the interior. Then, a 360° view awaits you at Pointe de Doubidy or Pointe de Rozegad. Then a viewpoint over the Anse de L'Auberlac'h, which is one of the ports of the commune of Plougastel-Daoulas

This pleasant walk presents itself as a visit to the most beautiful viewpoints in the region. Shaded, and without significant climbs, you will come out without a single drop of sweat!

Distance: about 4.50 km

Duration: about 2 h

Elevation gain: 88

Difficulty: easy

Little extra: you will then be able to discover the chapel of Saint-Guénolé, dating from the beginning of the 16th century, in the shape of a Latin cross.

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This quick overview makes you want to stretch your legs, doesn't it?