Start at the junction between, on the one hand, a small road coming from La Loge Charlotte and, on the other, the forest roads of Poul Touzer and Le Faouisec. Park in a small lay-by under the trees, near a picnic table.
N.B. What is marked as "Route forestière" on the map is signposted as "Route domaniale" on site. In the description below, the simple term "Route" has been used.
No signposting
(S/E) Head south-west, follow the Route de Poul Touzer (tarmac) and ignore a track coming from the right (the “megalith” symbol is incorrectly placed at this junction on the map). At the next junction, turn left onto the Route de Coët Quennec.
(1) Just before a junction, right by a boulder on the right-hand side, leave the road and take a path on the right which marks the start of the Kornevec alignment. Turn immediately right, go round several large fallen menhirs on the left and continue parallel to the road you were on previously. Then turn left and follow the alignment to the end (information sign).
(2) Return to the Route de Poul Touzer and follow it to the left. Ignore the paths branching off to the left and cross the D779 (take care, as it is a busy road). Continue straight ahead and, after about fifty metres, make a short detour to the right to see the small Menhir de l’Armoirie. Continue south-west and, at the Rond-Point de l'Armoirie, carry on straight ahead and downhill.
(3) When the Route de Poul Touzer turns right, leave it and take a narrower path on the left. Walk along a slight downhill slope, keeping parallel to the Ruisseau de Trideur below on the right. Reach the edge of the stream. Take a small step over a tributary and continue along the edge of the main stream until you reach a small bridge.
Red and white markings (sparse but clearly visible at junctions)
(4) Turn left onto Route du Gros Hêtre (tarmac road) and follow theGR®®38. Climb slightly, ignore the side paths and cross a stream. At the junction at the exit of a bend on the left, continue straight on and go to the end of the road where the tarmac gives way to a hard-packed track.
(5) At the T-junction (recently cleared plot opposite), turn left. Rejoin the D779 road (take care) and make a zigzag to head between plots nos. 134 and 133 onto the Route du Rho Du (spelled Rodu locally). Continue straight ahead on a wide track, heading north-north-east, and ignore all the side tracks.
No signposting
When theGR®® turns right, at the boundaries of plots nos. 116, 115, 121 and 120, continue straight on and descend to the next junction.
(6) Then turn left. After a few dozen metres, look out for a dolmen in the woods on the left. Follow a faint track leading to it and retrace your steps. Continue along the Route du Faouisec, heading west-north-west, for about a hundred metres.
(7) On a gentle descent, take a sharp right onto a path leading to an ancient Gallo-Roman camp (signpost). The path is poorly marked and quickly leads to the remains of an enclosure (ditch and low wall). You can follow the low wall for a while to the left: make sure you remember your bearings so you can find the path again! Finally, retrace your steps.
(7) Take the Route de Faouisec West-North-West again and follow it to the car park (S/E).
