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L'AUTHENTIQUE : Mesurez-vous à la côte Sauvage depuis Bangor puis la plage de Kérel jusqu'à Port Maria via Herlin et la pointe du Skeul

Walks and hikes in Bangor
20.5 km
One-way
Walking/pedestrian
5h
Hard
20.5 km
One-way
Trail
2h 30min
Hard
  • Alerte
    As you hike along Belle-Île coastal trails, you will journey through protected natural environments whose beauty lies partly in the absence of manmade structures and infrastructure. For this reason, you will find neither trash cans, water points, nor toilets. Therefore, you must not only carry out your waste (including toilet paper) but also bring enough water before leaving your accommodation.

    We would also like to draw your attention to the fact that since June 2022, metal tipped hiking poles are banned along the entirety of Belle-Île’s coastal trail. The use of hiking poles equipped with rubber tips or without metallic tips remains allowed. These measures have been implemented due to increased trail erosion and vegetation damage caused by the use of metal-tipped poles in order to maintain the quality and sustainability of the trail!

    We also remind you that bivouacking is prohibited on Belle-Île. Please make sure to book your accommodation in advance.
    Ignoring this regulation exposes you to a fine ranging from 135€ to 1500€.

    The trail can be very steep and rather slippery after any amount of rain. Make sure to wear appropriate footwear, stay vigilant, keep away from cliffedges, and do not leave children or animals unattended. The trail is open to all pedestrians: hikers, casual walkers, and trail runners.

    Common sense and courtesy are essential to ensure everyone’s safety.

    Help us keep watch over the trails: info@belle-ile.com
  • Last big section on the wild coast with almost 500m of vertical drop. It is one of the wildest parts of the coastal path with there also significant drops and a path sometimes on the side of a cliff beaten by the winds. The points of Saint Marc, of Pouldon, of Skeul and of Arzic offer remarkable points of view, it is very exotic and one has the impression to be at the end of the world.

  • This section of the coastal path is difficult. On the one hand, it has a significant difference in altitude but with a little training you can reach the village of Locmaria in 4 hours.
Points of interest
645 meters of difference in height
  • Start altitude : 50 m
  • End altitude : 10 m
  • Maximum altitude : 55 m
  • Total positive elevation : 645 m
  • Total negative elevation : -685 m
  • Max positive elevation : 45 m
  • Min positive elevation : -48 m