In the cradle of Brittany, a rugged yet majestic landscape blends Armor and Argoat. Armor, the land of the sea, reveals wild, wave-beaten coasts, hidden coves and imposing cliffs. On the other side, Argoat, land of the woods, reveals verdant nature, mysterious forests and enchanting valleys, where an atmosphere imbued with Celtic legends reigns.
Leisure , Fit. Easy , Leisure. Leisure , Easy , Fit. Easy , Leisure , Fit. Expert , Aventure. No trips found Relancer la recherche. Best known for its myths and legends, Brittany is also very popular for cycling. It has knows its fair share of cycling legends! Hundreds of races and cycling events are organized each year and fill the pages of local and regional press.
With over km of cycling routes this is a fabulous area we invite all cyclists to discover! In Brittany, explore a land of myths and legends and meet people proud of their roots and territory. Bretons have at heart to make you discover their heritage. The region is home to several nature parks, including the Regional Nature Park, home to iconic species such as the black woodpecker, the peregrine falcon and the warty birch of Armorique, and the Gulf of Morbihan, famous for its rich birdlife, including migratory birds such as the curlew and the grey heron.
These protected areas offer refuge to a multitude of animal and plant species, helping to preserve local biodiversity. Pedalling through Brittany, cyclists can observe a variety of landscapes, from rocky coasts and wild moors to verdant forests and salt marshes. Birdwatchers can spot colonies of seabirds on the Breton islands , while botanists can admire rare wildflowers along the paths.
It also points to the world beyond the ocean. Brittany is a land of travelers and exchange. Sailors and adventurers left from the ports of Lorient, Brest, Paimpol, Saint Malo to discover the world and famous seas.
