The Sant-Dispar / Saint-Exuper circuit

La pointe du couple... does it inspire you? Come and discover this narrow strip of land, surrounded by the Rosconnec marshes in Dinéault.

The starting point for this 8.5 km hike is the charming chapel of Saint-Exuper, also known in Breton as Sant Dispar. Although this building was rebuilt in 1892-1893, the bell tower with gallery and spire, and the west gable with arched pediment, date back to 1669. The chapel placître features a calvary with geminated statues on the crosspiece and angels with chalices.

As an added bonus, there's a picnic table in the immediate vicinity, making it an ideal spot for a gourmet break before or after your hike!

After reaching the fountain, follow the path towards Trévoazec, of course following the signs. Turn left towards Concily on a path partially covered by undergrowth. Cross a farm track to reach the banks of the Aulne. On the other side, you may see the Saint-Sébastien chapel in Saint-Ségal, easily recognized by its square tower. Continue towards Cosquinquis, then Rosconnec along a path lined with majestic oak trees.
Along the spit of land at Pointe du Couple, you'll discover a unique marshy landscape. A footbridge, built by the Conseil Départemental du Finistère, allows you to observe the unique biodiversity of this flora and fauna. A series of paths will lead you to Kermoguen. Take the time to appreciate the view over the Aulne maritime (opposite, you'll see Logonna-Quimerc'h). Then cross the Kervellec farm and Rozarnou, with its farm, mill, wood and stream of the same name!

You'll return to your starting point via the fountain, where you can savour the best memories of this beautiful hike.