The Presqu'île Green Way and its routes

The Presqu'île Greenway and its circuits: 

Brittany is a great place for cycling, so for beginners and enthusiasts alike, you'll be able to discover our Voie Verte and the circuits that run along our coastline. 

In Finistère alone, you'll find 930km of cycle paths. 

Here on the Presqu'île, our greenway is called the V6 and will eventually link Camaret-sur-mer to Vitré. The V6 currently links Camaret-sur-mer or Le Fret to Tal-Ar-Groas via Crozon. 

In the Presqu'île area, you'll find a number of soft mobility itineraries proposed by the Crozon Town Council to help you discover our coastline and villages. 

The proposed routes are as follows :
- Crozon/Lostmarc'h - 5km
- Crozon/Le Fret - 10km
- Morgat/Cap de la Chèvre - 9km
- Morgat/Goulien/Crozon - 10km
- Crozon/Aber/Postolonnec - 5km

Of course, other routes are also available, ranging from easy to difficult. They are as follows: 

Easy circuit : 
- Circuit du Fret - 13km in 2H

Medium circuits:
- Circuit du vent Roscanvel - 12km in 1 hour
- Circuit de Camaret - 29km in 1H30
- Cap de la Chèvre circuit - 33km in 1H45
- Argol circuit - 16km in 1H15

Difficult circuits: 
- Circuit des Collines - 60km in 3 hours

With the V6, you'll be able to use shared routes to visit the whole of our peninsula. 

You'll also find other cycle, walking and pedestrian routes for added safety if you're accompanied by children. 

You can find all this information on the Crozon Town Hall website at the following link: Mairie de Crozon - Soft mobility or directly at reception.