The Crozon Peninsula
The Crozon Peninsula is located on a strip of land in the shape of a cross, between Brest and Douarnenez, at the western end of the Regional Natural Park of Armorique.
Surrounded by the sea (Bay of Brest, Atlantic Ocean, Bay of Douarnenez), you can easily practice all activities related to the sea.
In the heart of rich and varied landscapes, Lanvéoc is ideally located on the Crozon Peninsula to allow you to enjoy the preserved beauty of our region but also to discover an exceptional historical heritage. ( here )
With its 175 km of coastal path, the GR34 makes you enjoy the diversity of our landscape.
Lanvéoc is one of the 7 stages of the hiking circuit of the Crozon Peninsula.
- From Faou to Landévennec : 19 km
Bocage, hollow paths and belvedere of Landévennec. Hiking along the meanders of the Maritime Alder with the crossing of the bridge of Térénez (only curved bridge with guy wires in Europe).
- From Landévennec to Lanvéoc : 20 km
Discover the typical landscapes of the inner peninsula through the state forest of Landévennec.
- From Lanvéoc to Camaret via Roscanvel : 31 km - Possible stage in 2 days (variant without going through Roscanvel : 15 km)
The north of the peninsula with an incomparable panoram of the Bay of Brest, one of the most beautiful in Europe then the bay of Camaret. The fortifications come one after another, some dating from the Middle Ages.
- From Camaret to Morgat : 26 km
The western end of the peninsula to discover the trip of Pen Hir ans its "Tas de Pois", and the uniform rocks of the "castle" of Dinan.
- From Morgat to Morgat via le Cap de la Chèvre : 20 km
Hiking along the Cap de la Chèvre, the cove Saint-Nicolas and the ancient fishing villages of Rostudel and Kerroux.
- From Morgat to Saint-Nic Pentrez : 23 km
From Morgat, the hike takes you to Saint-Nic and its sandy beach of Pentrez.
- From Pentrez to Rosnoën via le Ménez-Hom : 36 km
Ascent of Menez-Hom, revealing vast 360° panoramas before seeing the green and hilly valley of the Alder.
