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Cycling through the countryside cyclo version

Fancy taking a breath of fresh air and exploring Fouesnant-les Glénan by bike?

Whether you’re a family cycling fan, a keen cyclotourist or a mountain bike trail enthusiast, you’ll find a wide choice of accessible routes here, between unspoilt landscapes, an iodised coastline and Brittany’s heritage. Thanks to a well-developed network of cycle paths and adapted services, Fouesnant-les Glénan is an essential cycling destination in Southern Brittany.

Cycle paths for safe cycling

Fouesnant-les Glénan is criss-crossed by safe cycle paths that provide easy access to the resort’s must-see places. Whether you’re on your own, with the family or with friends, these soft paths offer a great opportunity to get around freely. From Cap-Coz to Beg-Meil, passing through Fouesnant town centre, you can cycle in complete peace and quiet through the varied landscapes between sea and countryside. For a complete discovery of the commune, a circuit of approximately 20 kilometres is proposed and indicated in green on the map of the Breton Riviera.

Cycling routes and circuits walks for everyone

For cyclists in search of discovery, there are several signposted circuits criss-crossing the commune. The Fouesnant Tourist Office offers 7 circuits, accessible to all, so you can discover the area’s natural and heritage treasures at your own pace. These partially developed routes do not have dedicated signposting, but are perfect for a leisurely stroll in complete autonomy.

Mountain bike routes guaranteed thrills in the great outdoors

In Fouesnant-les Glénan, mountain bikers can indulge their passion on a variety of trails, combining undergrowth, coastal paths and more technical sections. The Penfoulic sector and the area around Mousterlin offer great opportunities for mountain biking in an exceptional natural setting, combining effort and escape. Two signposted circuits combine sport and discovery, for a dynamic outing in the heart of nature.

Digital walks Immersion by bike

Would you like to get out on your bike and discover the local history and landscapes in a different way? Choose the immersive digital bike tour “Foen à Bicyclette”, available on the CityGem app. Use your smartphone to guide you along an interactive, geolocated route. Listen to anecdotes, discover a rich heritage and access audio content throughout your ride. It’s a fun and rewarding way to discover Fouesnant-les Glénan by bike!

The Vélolittorale the joy of cycling along the sea

Fouesnant is crossed by the V45 cycle route, also known as the Vélolittorale, a major cycle route linking La Forêt-Fouesnant to Bénodet along the Breton Riviera. This safe, signposted stretch takes you through some exceptional coastal scenery, with uninterrupted views of the ocean, swimming breaks and plenty of food and cultural stops. Whether it’s a stopover on a touring trip or a day out, the V45 is the ideal route for exploring Cornouaille by bike.

Hire a bike practical and easy

Don’t have a bike? Several rental companies in Fouesnant-les Glénan offer a wide range of bikes: classic, electric, mountain bikes, VTC, children’s bikes and accessories (trailers, child seats). These services are available near campsites, beaches or in the town centre. Some campsites and holiday rentals also make bicycles available on site.

Bike home The Tourist Office

Fouesnant-les Glénan Tourist Office has been awarded the “Accueil Vélo” label, a guarantee of quality for visiting cyclists.

We offer a range of practical services, including a water point, sanitary facilities, a repair kit, secure bike parking and specific information on “cyclo-friendly” itineraries and accommodation. It’s the ideal place to stop for information, a rest or to leave well-equipped!

Practical advice for a successful bike ride in Fouesnant

Check the weather forecast and go equipped (helmet, appropriate clothing, water, sun cream).
Favour the cooler hours in summer.
Download GPS routes or get a map from the Tourist Office.
Respect the signs and safety rules.
Choose cycle paths and avoid busy roads.
Check the condition of your bike (brakes, tyres, lighting) before setting off.