Calanhel: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

In Calanhel, the named destinations range from sacred buildings and historic sites to routes with different characteristics.

Culture and history

The sacred history includes the Chapelle Saint-Maur, located in Saint-Maur in Calanhel, and the Fontaine Saint-Maur in Calanhel, which has been protected as a historic monument since 20 April 1927. The parish church of Saint Vincent Ferrier in Calanhel was built after 1890 by Le Guerranic to replace a 16th-century building. The Moulin de la Roche was built in 1853.

Surroundings

In the surroundings of Calanhel are the Manoir de Kerroué château, the summit of Ménez Fanteu and the Église Saint-Émilion church.

In the wider regional surroundings of Calanhel are the Château de Rosanbo and the Château du Mur. The summits of Roc ar Feunteun and Roc'h Trédudon, as well as the hill of Ménez Toul al Lann, are also located in the wider regional surroundings.

Routes

The signposted Boucle Calanhel-Lohuec No. 9 cycle route passes through the countryside of Calanhel and Lohuec and is a moderately difficult VTC route with a duration of 1 hour and 15 minutes and a length of 18 kilometres.

A moderately difficult route starts at the town hall car park in Calanhel, takes three hours and is 13 kilometres long.

More local profiles

Saint-Carré, Plouagat, Pordic, Quemperven, Pleudaniel, Trémuson, Saint-André-Des-Eaux, Quintin

To the main travel overview: Côtes-d’Armor.