Les Hauts de Dinéault

The Hauts de Dinéault hike, approximately 12.5 km long and of medium to difficult difficulty, starts at the crossroads of the 5 paths, on the road from Dinéault to Menez-Hom, near the "Moulin de Véyer" landmark (private property).
This part of Menez-Hom is an area dotted with streams, contributing to its status as a water catchment area. The route alternates between ascents and descents in the Menez-Hom relief, and at times offers 360° panoramic views over the town and countryside of Dinéault, and even as far as Menez-Quel'ch!
Here are the hamlets you'll be visiting:
- Le village du Cosquer
- Kernalivet
- Kerdréolet
- Ty Ganévet
- Ménic
- Ty Pavec
- Treffiec
- Kerguilly
- Ruminiou.
Once your exploration is complete, we recommend that you extend your discovery by heading to the summit of Menez-Hom, a must-see in the region, offering spectacular panoramic views. You'll also be able to appreciate Dinéault's religious heritage, adding a touch of history and culture to your visit.
Take advantage of this hike through the Hauts de Dinéault to soak up the magnificent scenery and explore the riches of our Menez-Hom Atlantique destination.