Quemperven: Holiday apartments and houses

The Chemin des Lavandières is a challenging, 17.6-kilometre circular walking route that takes around five hours and begins in Quemperven. The yellow-marked trail passes through fir forests, areas of tall ferns, wooded slopes and sunken lanes, and leads past eleven washhouses and fountains.

Culture and history

The parish church of Saint-Hervé, with its placître, in Quemperven dates from the 16th century and was extended several times in the 18th century. The church of Saint-Hervé, with its placître, in Quemperven houses a 15th-century statue of Saint Maudez. The church of Saint-Hervé and its placître in Quemperven have been listed by decree of 28 April 1964. The church of Saint-Hervé in Quemperven is open only on request to the mairie. Also located in Quemperven is the Ar C'hoat wayside cross, which probably dates from the 17th century.

Cycling

The Rospez–Berhet–Quemperven circular cycling route is a moderately difficult, 24.2-kilometre tour that takes around three hours and begins in Rospez. It follows small country roads in the Trégor and is marked counter-clockwise with large green-and-white cycling signs and additional stickers.

Landscape and trails

The Guindy Valley has marked trails for hiking and mountain biking. At the Guindy, there is a Gallo-Roman stone bridge made of stones weighing more than one tonne, which provides access to Lanmérin. The D 767 between Guingamp and Lannion is approximately 3 kilometres from the Guindy Valley.

Other places: La Harmoye, Gurunhuel, Saint-Carré, Saint-Donan, Kermaria-Sulard, Tonquédec, Languenan, Coadout

To the higher-level travel overview: Côtes-d’Armor.