Brittany Walking, Hiking & Climbing: Cotes d'Armor

Bobital Commune: Bobital has the advantage of being close to two lakes created by dams on the River Guinefort. There is the church, historic presbytery and several wayside crosses to discover.
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Tel: 02 96 87 69 76 

Bois de Lann-ar-Waremm: Situated at Pleumeur Bodou (22), north-west of Lannion. this is a 750 acre forest with many walking, horse riding and cycling routes.
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Tel: 02 96 46 41 00 

Chapelle de Locmaria: The chapel, which stands in the cemetery, contains a fine 16c rood screen adorned with coloured wooden statues of the Apostles on one side. Situated half a mile towards Tregrom and up an uphill road to the right. Located at Belle Isle en Terre (22).
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Tel: 02 96 43 30 38 

Chateau de la Grand'ville: Situated on the road to four ways St brieuc-brest N12 (fork to Chatelaudren), Bringolo (22). Ideal for a walk and to see the gardens. Open Saturday and Sunday from 14:00 - 18:00 throughout the year.
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Chateau de la Hunaudaye: Situated at Pledeliac (22). Admire the 5 towers of Hunaudaye Castle, a typical fortress complete with moats and drawbridge. Stroll along the rampart walk to discover all the nooks and crannies of this castle dating from 13th and 15th Century.
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Tel: 02 96 34 82 10 

Chateau des Aubiers: Situated at Hillion (22). Visit the exterior of the Chateau and both the exterior and interior of its Chapel. There is also a park and farm.
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Tel: 02 96 32 22 26 

Club Escalade Armor Argoat: Climbing club based at Mairie, Plouisy (22).
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Tel: 02 96 11 01 98 

Cordee Perrosienne: Climbing club based at 1, rue des Dunes , Ile Grande, Pleumeur Bodou (22).
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Tel: 02 96 49 02 49 

Dinan, from harbour to the medieval fortress: Follow in the footsteps of the Breton burghers who traded in Dinan at the end of the Middle Age. Visit lasts around 2 hours from Dinan tourist office (22).
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Dinan,through the centuries: Discover daily life in Dinan from the Middle Ages to present.
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Discover the Medieval Town of Dinan: Every Thursday throughout the summer at 17:00, departing from the tourist office, Dinan. This covers the remparts, churches and buildings of interest.
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Escal'Armor: Climbing club based at 20 rue Notre-Dame, Loudeac (22).
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Tel: 02 96 28 66 51 

Escaladin: Climbing club based at Service des Sports, 32 Rue Bertrand Robidou, Dinan (22).
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Tel: 06 08 32 55 12 

Foret de Loudeau: Situated north-east of the town this forest is 6,250 acres of ideal walking terrain - no cycling or riding allowed, and is hole to large numbers of stags, roe-deer and wild boar.
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Tel: 02 96 28 25 17 

Fort La Latte: Castle La Latte, Frehel (22) remains a fortified castle. The XIVth century defence system is still in place : curtains, towers, drawbridges and dungeon have travelled down the ages. Open all year round
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Guerledan Escalade: Climbing club based at Mur de Bretagne (22).
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Tel: 06 81 20 28 85 

La Maison de la Baie: Nature reserve organising walks, courses and exhibitions based on the wildlife and fauna of the area. Situated at Site de l'Etoile, Hillion (22).
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Tel: 02 96 32 27 98 

La Maison de la Rance: Situated on Dinan harbour, the maison de la Rance presents the particular features of the Valley of the Rance and its surroundings.
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Les Alpinistes Armoricains: Climbing club based at 14, allee des Bles d'Or, Maroue (22).
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Les Grimpeurs Briochins: Climbing club based at c/o Quentin Devemy, rue de la Quintaine, Binic (22).
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Tel: 02 96 73 78 17 

Mur D'eau Bretagne: Climbing club based at 3, rue du Penquer , Saint Carre, Lanvellec (22).
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Tel: 06 82 91 72 97 

Pearls of The Emerald Coast: Includes tour of Dinan, trip on the Rance and a visit to Dinard.
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Ramparts and Cathedrals:the builder's legacy: English speaking guide to take you round a castle and a visit to Cathedraloscope. Also includes lunch (22).
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Roc'h N Bloc: Climbing club based at Roc'h N Bloc Escalade, Communaute de Communes, Pontrieux (22). Min age 6.
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Taden Village: Taden is situated on the historic Roman way from Corseul to Avranches and offers a rich cultural and natural heritage.
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Tour of Calorguen: Calorguen has a Church of Saint-Hubert (1584-1788-1838), historic houses, windmills and lock-gates of Boutron and Le Mottay. Don't miss the historic 18th century washhouses at "La Huballerie" and "La Basse Roussais".
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Treasure Hunt - Lannion: The Lannion Tourist Office offers you a fun way to discover the historic town of Lannion. Take off through the old part of town and find the hidden answers and diplomas.
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Tel: 02 96 46 41 00 Fax: 02 96 37 19 64

Visit to Lanvallay: The "Old Town" with 13th century houses, the site of the "Old River", former course of the Rance, and the Vieux-Pont at the harbour (15th to 20th century). There are also panoramic views over Dinan (22).
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Visit to Le Hingle: Le Hingle is famous for granite working which was the main activity in the town from the 19th century up until the 1960s. Until 1800, it employed workers from the whole area. The Barrage du Guinefort dam is worth a visit.
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Tel: 02 96 83 58 55 

Visit to Pontrieux: Starts from the Tourist Office ( 8 km, time taken: 2H30). You will take in the Moulin Saint-Michel (St Michael's Mill), with a magnificent panoramic view of Saint-Quay Portrieux and the bay. Details available from the tourist office or their website.
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Visit to Saint Quay - Pontrieux: G.R.34. 5.5 km long, along by the sea, within the town limits. A walk going along the steep coastline which enables you to see both the coast and the amazing houses built at the beginning of the last century, such as "Kermoor".
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Tel: 02 96 70 40 64 Fax: 02 96 70 39 99

Visit to Saint-Carne: Saint-Carne was called "Seint Karnaya" in the 12th century - the Crosses of "L'Ourmee" and Le Chesne-Ferron from the Middle Ages, those of Le Chaffaux and "La Touche" from the 18th century and the "Pont-Roux".
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Tel: 02 96 62 72 01 Fax: 02 96 33 59 10

Visit to Trevron: Trevron's small historic treasures are the Chateau du Chalonge, a Celtic cross in the place de l'Eglise (12th-14th century), the Huballerie cross, Pestivien manor (12th century) and Saint-Laurent Church (15th-19th century).
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Tel: 02 96 83 58 14 Fax: 02 96 83 66 55