Aire de Concoret
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Tourisme
Concoret (Morbihan, France)
Concoret is a small rural village in the heart of inland Brittany. It sits amid a verdant bocage, close to the large wooded areas associated with Arthurian legend. The village maintains a calm atmosphere, suitable for walks and discovering an authentic Breton terroir. It is a convenient starting point for exploring the region’s natural and legendary sites.
Heritage and history
Concoret features a pattern of traditional stone and schist buildings typical of the Pays de Brocéliande. The parish church, roadside crosses and some old houses testify to a preserved rural settlement. The village territory is marked by stone-paved tracks and hedgerow bocage, remnants of a landscape shaped by centuries of agriculture.
Nature and landscapes
The landscapes around Concoret alternate between meadows, woods and streams. There are often hiking paths winding between fields and copses, offering peaceful vistas and shaded passages. The proximity of the legendary Brocéliande forest multiplies opportunities for wilder walks and local wildlife observation.
Outdoor activities and leisure
The area is suitable for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding, with waymarked routes at short distance. The nearby rivers and ponds invite recreational fishing. Local markets and some welcoming farms offer on-site tasting of regional produce.
Not to miss
- Forêt de Brocéliande (Paimpont): walks and legendary sites nearby.
- Merlin’s Tomb: a legendary point of interest accessible from the surroundings.
- Hiking trails: waymarked routes for walking and mountain biking.
- Rural heritage: village church and roadside crosses.
- Local products: galettes, cider and cheeses offered at nearby markets.
