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Green way Douarnenez – Quimper

This former railway line is ideal for walking, running, cycling and mountain-biking.

Trail for families Paul Edouard Paulet - Green wayTrail for families Paul Edouard Paulet - Green way
©Trail for families Paul Edouard Paulet - Green way|Office de Tourisme Pays de Douarnenez - LBF

    This former railway line has been renovated into a Green Way (‘voie verte’) route running from Tréboul in Douarnenez towards Quimper. It stops at a place called Ty Planch just outside the city.
    Green Ways are only open to non-motorised users, so they are perfect for walking, running, cycling and mountain-biking, thanks to its relatively flat surface.

    Beginning of the green way :

    Route  de Pors an Eostic – Douarnenez

    Promenade E. Paulet (near the playground)

    End of the green way:

    Hamlet Ty Planche, in the town of Guengat

     

    Distance from Ty Planche to Quimper city center: around 6km

    Public transportation option: line 23 (network QUB) from the end of the green way to Quimper city center

     

     

     

    Banc sur la Promenade Paul Edouard Paulet - Voie verteBanc sur la Promenade Paul Edouard Paulet - Voie verte
    ©Banc sur la Promenade Paul Edouard Paulet - Voie verte|Office de Tourisme Pays de Douarnenez - LBF
      Promenade Paul Edouard Paulet - Voie vertePromenade Paul Edouard Paulet - Voie verte
      ©Promenade Paul Edouard Paulet - Voie verte|Office de Tourisme Pays de Douarnenez - LBF
      village of Le Juch avec - churchvillage of Le Juch avec - church
      ©village of Le Juch avec - church|Office de Tourisme Pays de Douarnenez - LBF
      Green wayGreen way
      ©Green way|Office de Tourisme Pays de Douarnenez - LBF
      Green way in Le JuchGreen way in Le Juch
      ©Green way in Le Juch|Office de Tourisme Pays de Douarnenez - LBF

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