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The back country has countless beautiful landscapes and place the authentic accents and you discover untouched nature with diverse soils in which to relax, get away from it and grow. Like Valley Goëlo, green corridor of 20 hectares managed for the enjoyment of hikers and sightseers, you will be dazzled by the splendors that fill the rural Bay of Saint-Brieuc and are provided a pretext for recreation and relaxation for all nature lovers and lovers of green spaces

Want to enjoy the sea?

Let it be said the Bay of St. Brieuc is 30 kilometers of coastline, 15 beaches and playgrounds to challenge the waves and the wind will spend. Do not want to get wet? Your choice: well deserved relaxation or stroll on the port was bequeathed to the shelter in its valley. The tide is out? The fun remains intact starting to catch up together and comparing their findings in the evening.

The views

* Point of Roselier

A 70 m above sea level, exceptional views over the Bay of Saint-Brieuc: orientation table, memorial to sailors perished at sea trail of evidence with the customs booth and oven Ball of past coastal defense.

* Pointe du Grouin

Overlooks the nature reserve and provides bird watching (binoculars strongly recommended).

* Point Pordic

Overlooks the beach of Little Harbor. Orientation table made by a sculptor pordic. View Point of Roselier, Val Andre, Cape Freels, Binic Stables sur Mer, Saint-Quay-Portrieux.

* Point of Guettes

Offers a wide panorama of the bay and areas of mussel Hillion. (all producers provide 10% of national production of molds).

* Chaos of Gouët by Saint-Julien

Along the bustling river Gouët, you can meditate on the power of nature that created these clusters embedded in the rocky riverbed, natural jewels of this walk of 4.5 miles.

* Gouessant Estuary, Le Pont Rolland

Parking at the Pont Neuf Hillion. Steep path to the right of the old bridge. 2ha show since natural balcony overlooking the Gouessant River became industry in the Bay with the tides. Blackthorn and hawthorn mark this term.