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Hiking in Morbihan

76

routes

9.2 km

median distance

92 m

median elevation gain

The Morbihan in this catalogue is the inland one, not the gulf. Tréhorenteuc, Concoret, Campénéac and Beignon border the Paimpont forest — Brocéliande — on the Morbihan side, with the Val sans Retour and the Miroir aux Fées as the main sites.

Tréhorenteuc holds the Grail church, the only church in France whose decoration openly mixes Christianity with Arthurian legend: a starting point that sets the tone.

Monteneuf adds its menhirs, re-erected in the 1990s after centuries lying flat, and heather moorland that contrasts with the forest canopy.

When to go — The forest is at its best in spring and autumn. For the Monteneuf heaths, aim for August and September, when the heather flowers.

OpenRando lists 76 hiking routes in Morbihan. The median distance is 9.2 km, and most routes fall between 3.8 and 15.2 km — from an afternoon loop to a full day out.

The terrain stays gentle: median elevation gain is 92 m, and even the hilliest routes rarely exceed 185 m. Good ground for long outings without the climbing.

The most common starting points cluster around: Tréhorenteuc, Monteneuf, Concoret, Campénéac, Beignon, Saint-Malo-de-Beignon. Every route comes with its GPX track, elevation profile and interactive map.

Longest routes in Morbihan

  • Boucle Jardin des Évêques – Rocher Glissant au départ de Beignon25.9 km
  • Boucle Arbre d'Or – Étang du Miroir aux Fées au départ de Tréhorenteuc20.2 km
  • Boucle Rocher Glissant – Forges de Paimpont au départ de Saint-Malo-de-Beignon19.8 km

All routes in Morbihan