Trédias: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Trédias preserves a diverse rural heritage: several manor houses, bread ovens, and half-timbered or earthen houses have survived here. The Church of Saint-Pierre is also part of Trédias’s heritage and can be discovered by visitors.

Hiking and Heritage

Two hiking trails make it possible to experience the nature and heritage of Trédias.

Landscape and Nature

The Rosette River and the Rocherel Valley are natural and landscape features in Trédias that visitors can discover. The wooded path of the Allée Duguesclin is another landscape feature. Along the paths and in the forests of Trédias, visitors can also discover mature trees and roe deer.

The natural and semi-natural habitats of Trédias are concentrated mainly in the northern half of the municipality. The highest densities of natural and semi-natural habitats are found along the Pont Renault stream and in more heavily undulating areas. In the south of Trédias, large-scale arable farming and fertilized meadows largely shape the landscape.

Geographical Location

Trédias covers 1,100 hectares between towns, the sea, and the countryside.

Transport and Surrounding Area

TER trains run from Broons railway station to Rennes and Saint-Brieuc. The wider area around Trédias includes National Route 12, local roads, a railway line, as well as a chapel and a railway station.

Other Local Pages

Maël-Pestivien, Trémeur, Le Quiou, Loguivy-Plougras, Saint-Judoce, Languenan, Plessala, Saint-Donan

For the overarching travel overview: Côtes-d’Armor.