Unique landscapes
Anyone who has not seen the Monts d’Arrée cannot claim to know all of Brittany’s many faces. From the very first glance, this extraordinary region takes your breath away, inspiring real wonder among visitors.
Coming from Carhaix, after passing Huelgoat and La Feuillée – said to be the ‘highest town in Brittany’ – the forest landscape gives way to a vast arid expanse interspersed with rocky ridges, moors and peat bogs as far as the eye can see.
‘Are we still in Brittany or have we stumbled into Connemara?’ we ask ourselves. In Brittany, of course, because our region has a specific and surprising geology.
And it’s precisely here that the peaks of the Armorican massif emerge. The musicality of its peaks – Roch Trévézel, Tuchenn Gadorn and Youdig – recall the area’s firm Breton identity.
Cdb Aa1245 Derennes Yannick
