More of the Brittany Coast

September 07, 2016

You may remember that one of my current “projects” is to hike the whole coast of Brittany. I’m guessing it’s almost 2,000 kilometers (1,200+ miles) in total. But I’m not in any rush!

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I did seven more days in mid-August and although I’m probably only 1/3 of the way done mileage-wise, I’m half-way done in terms of departments!

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Ille-et-Vilaine and Côtes-d’Armor are done. Just Finistère (the longest coastline) and the Morbihan to go. At the end of last month’s hike, I finished up in Morlaix, which is where I’ll pick up again next spring!

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You can see my photos from Vitré to Morlaix here.

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If the idea of a walking trip appeals to you, but you’re U.S.-based or U.S.-bound, take a look at my write-up of the Vermont Inn to Inn Walking Tour that I did at the end of July. You can see all my Vermont photos here.

 

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