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The Faouët takes its name from the Breton word 'Faou »designating a place planted beech.
According to legend, these trees once covered the entire territory of the commune. Another legend says that Saint Hervé, blind saint patron of the town, would have thrown a granite ball from the top of Menez Bra. It would have fallen on the other side of the valley Poul Jaudour by a spring gush it.
It is claimed that this water with beneficial properties brings relief to people suffering from eye.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Emergency phone number : 112
- Stay on the marked paths, so as not to damage the flora, and not to disturb the animals.
- Don't touch anything, look: if all the hikers or walkers picked flowers, threw rocks, or broke branches, the path would quickly deteriorate.*
- Do not pick flowers or plants, as they may be protected.
- Respect the silence, do not shout so as not to frighten the animals.
- Keep your distance from wild animals, do not touch them: a mother who smells the smell of man on her young could abandon her.
- Comply with the regulations related to natural areas or forest trails.
- Comply with restrictions on access to certain areas.
Tips and suggestions
For any further information, you can contact the Falaise d'Armor Tourist Office :
Le petit Echo de la mode
2, rue du Maillet
22170 Châtelaudren
Phone : + 33 (0)2 96 79 77 71
Parking
Parking in front of the church - Le FaouetCoordinates
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Equipment
Good walking shoes are recommended, especially in wet weather.Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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