Trémorel: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Voie Verte hiking trail crosses Trémorel and runs for more than 6 km through the town, following the route of the former Loudéac–Saint-Méen-le-Grand railway line.

Culture and History

The Pardon de Notre-Dame des Treize-Chênes traditionally takes place on the first Sunday in September.

Built in 1809, the Moulin à farine de Dom Pierre flour mill had two pairs of millstones in 1855, powered by two vertical water wheels with paddles. It is a restored former industrial building in private ownership.

The Moulin à farine de la Rosaie flour mill was powered by two vertical water wheels with paddles in 1855. The fully restored mill still has its millrace.

Historical Sites and Landscape

The historical sites Le Chêne de Guillotin, La Fontaine de Barenton, Tombeau de Merlin and La fontaine de Jouvence are located in the wider regional surroundings of Trémorel. The Bel Air mountain is also located in the wider regional surroundings.

Other Places

Laniscat, Plémet, Treduder, Ploubalay, Moustéru, Illifaut, Pontrieux and Plouër-Sur-Rance

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