GR34
Key information: GR34
- This coastal trail winds around Brittany’s often beautiful coast, with some glorious stretches to savour.
Walkopedia rating
- Walkopedia rating87.5
- Beauty31
- Natural interest14.5
- Human interest15
- Charisma31
- Negative points4
- Total rating87.5
- Note: Negs: popularity.
Vital Statistics
- Length: 1,700km
- 70-90 days
- Maximum Altitude: N/A
- Level of Difficulty: Moderate
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WALK SUMMARY
The 1,700km (70-90 day) coastal GR34 follows the coastline between Camaret-sur-Mer and Audierne.
While you could encounter the law of diminishing returns if you take on too much of it, you can find a lovely stretch of it near most places around the coast.
If you are constructing a holiday with the GR34 at its heart, choose your stretches carefully.
Some particularly fine stretches include:
From Cancale to St Malo in the north.
On the Côte de Granit Rose in the north.
On the Emerald Coast in the north.
On the Crozon Peninsula and the Cap Sizun in the west.
From Bénodet to Pont-Aven in the south-west.
From Penvins to Arz in the gulf of Morbihan.
Brittany Coastal Path – Alan Castle for Cicerone. We haven’t read this, but it is no doubt excellent.
See our Brittany page for more general and practical information and photos.
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