The picturesque fjord-like bay of Pouldohan with its diverse vegetation, the rocky coast at Pointe de la Jument, the moor of Loc’h Ven, and the typical meadows and fields inland provide a varied hike.
From the parking lot at Pouldohan beach, we follow the white-red marked GR slightly to the left towards the coast and shortly arrive at the harbor Pors Breign, where we hike south alongside the road. When it bends east, we continue straight on a marked meadow path along the coast until we pass a beach and reach the rocky Pointe de la Jument. After circling it, we pass two parking lots in quick succession and always use the marked coastal path until it meets a paved road at the end of Pendruc beach after a bridge. We follow it left without markings past the beautiful moor of Loc’h Ven (15 min.) to the main road at a parking lot. From there, we head northeast slightly uphill to the center of Pendruc with a roundabout.Continuing straight towards Trégunc, the tour partially runs on a path alongside the road until a sign at a farm points left to Kerouat. The narrow paved road leads over meadows and at a fork turns right through the hamlet Kernerzic to the C 13, which we cross diagonally
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