Oust à Brocéliande is a charming area full of Mediaeval history, and centuries-old trees; it is a place where nature is unspoilt. This is a land of castles and legends, of Merlin and his knights. It is a land of small villages and small, cold water courses, of trout and chestnuts. A fascinating place, filled with mystery, to be discovered unhurriedly, in silence, listening to the voices of the wind and the trees. Trekking and mountain biking are ideal sports for an area such as this, where everything needs to be observed not just seen, to be passed through and not invaded. It is an area deserving of respect and participation, because it has been this way for centuries and so it should remain forever. This is why tourists find useful suggestions for itineraries and every kind of facility and service, where they will find many indications and recommendations. It is the ideal destination for family holidays or for small groups as well as being perfect for nature-lovers and for those who want to experience a history that has never quite disappeared.


Oust à Broceliande offers you more than 500 km of cycling routes, on special cycle paths (130 km) as well as on quiet roads that are ideal for cycling. 18 cycle routes or in other words, touring circuits for cyclists ranging from 15 to 40 km in length, will allow you to discover the local heritage as well as to make the most of nearby facilities and services. These routes can be used all year round and are accurately signposted. If you wish to, you can discover the entire area by bike. There are no significant climbs but there are many stopping points (bathing areas, picnic sites, water spots, etc.) to make this the perfect destination for families, all year round.


Trekking is particularly popular in Brittany, with a host of varied routes that offer sights of extremely different botanical species, making them great educational value, even for young children. It is also possible to travel along the route of the Oust canal, to spend a few hours fishing for the carnivorous fish and carp in the River Ninian or the trout in the River Claie, and there are also many other opportunities besides. There are 30 marked routes that are easy to find, thanks to the simple maps made available to tourists. Trekking is the best way to experience the charms of Brittany and to rediscover its magnificent charms, based on the Mediaeval traditions that form the basis of its history and surroundings.


The typically woodland countryside is highly suited to horseback excursions. There are 5 long linear itineraries that cross the Pays. They are fit for enthusiasts of all ages and go through small villages, woods and around lakes and small castles built by local lords and dating back to the Middle Ages. Meeting the local inhabitants of the small villages offers the occasion to come into contact with the truly charming world of the Breton spirit, which is always ready to offer a warm welcome and excellent hospitality.


Horse riding or horse coaching in the middle of the legendary forest of Broceliande.