Description
A cycling guide for crossing northern Brittany
The guide "Cycling in Brittany – Volume 1" offers a complete route from Rennes to Roscoff, including a stop in Saint-Malo. It allows you to discover northern Brittany by bike, exploring greenways, quiet roads, dedicated paths, historic towns, and coastal landscapes.
This cycling guide is ideal for cyclists planning a multi-day trip in Brittany. It's also perfect for those who only want to cycle a section of the route, for a weekend or a few days.
From Rennes to the ports of northern Finistère, the route offers a wonderful diversity of scenery. You'll cycle from canals to the ramparts of Saint-Malo, then from the Breton coast to charming small towns.
From Rennes to Roscoff via Saint-Malo
The route begins in Rennes, the vibrant Breton capital, easily accessible by train. It then heads north through areas ideal for cycling.
Passing through Saint-Malo allows you to enjoy the Emerald Coast, its seascapes, and fortified heritage. Further west, the route continues towards the vast horizons of northern Brittany, all the way to Roscoff, the iconic port of Finistère.
In addition, the guide offers suggested side trips. These allow you to add detours, diversify your discoveries, and better explore the regions you'll be passing through.
Maps, stages, and practical advice
This Ouest-France guide details 9 stages and suggests 5 side trips. It also includes 36 detailed maps and an overview map to visualize the entire route.
The practical information helps you plan your trip: accommodations, bike shops, tourist offices, points of interest, and useful tips. For each stage, the guide also includes cultural and historical information about the local heritage.
Finally, its spiral binding is practical when traveling. It can be used in conjunction with a GPS track to maintain a clear overview of the route, stages, and opportunities for exploration.
Guide Highlights:
- Ouest-France Cycling Guide to Brittany
- Route from Rennes to Roscoff via Saint-Malo
- Over 360 km of safe routes
- 9 stages described in detail
- 5 additional excursions
- 36 detailed maps and an overview map
- Practical tips for planning your trip
- Useful addresses: accommodations, bike shops, tourist offices
- Cultural and historical information for each stage
- Ideal for discovering northern Brittany by bike
FAQ
What route does this guide cover?
This guide covers the route from Rennes to Roscoff via Saint-Malo, through northern Brittany.
How many kilometers are described in this cycling guide?
The guide features over 360 km of safe routes.
Is the guide suitable for a multi-day cycling trip?
Yes. It details 9 stages and allows you to plan a multi-day cycling trip.
Can it be used for a short stay?
Yes. The stages and excursions allow you to create a shorter trip around Rennes, Saint-Malo, the north coast, or Roscoff.
Does the guide include maps?
Yes. It includes 36 detailed maps as well as an overview map of the route.
Features
Name
La Bretagne à vélo Tome 1, de Rennes à Roscoff via Saint-Malo
Weight
0.31 kg
Language
French
Publishers
Ouest-France
Type
Guide
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