Where to hike near Lorient

Want to explore the most beautiful landscapes of Morbihan on foot? The area around Lorient is full of varied trails, accessible to all levels. Along the seaside, through moors and valleys, or in the heart of megalithic sites, each hike is an opportunity for a wonderful discovery. Here are three favorite routes to try during your stay in Brittany.
Just a few kilometers from the Hotel Les Océanes** in Lorient, these hikes offer a wealth of Breton excitement.
Get your hiking boots ready: the adventure begins here!

Locmariaquer Loop: Between Megaliths and Wild Points

Located in the Gulf of Morbihan Regional Natural Park, this trail immerses you in an authentic Breton setting.
From the Pointe de Kerpenhir, the view stretches over the ocean, the currents of the Iroise Sea, and the entrance to the gulf. The trail will take you to the dolmens of Pierres Plates and Kerlud, witnesses to a fascinating past.

Distance: 8.3 km
Duration: 2 hours 7 minutes

Between Lannénec Pond and Fort Bloqué: panoramic views and fresh air

This trail, west of Lorient, guarantees a breath of fresh sea air. You'll walk along Lannénec Pond before reaching Kaolins Beach, known for its clear reflections and dunes.
The view of Fort Bloqué, accessible at low tide, is breathtaking. A route combining unspoiled nature and maritime heritage.

Distance: 11.7 km
Duration: 2 hours 59 minutes

The wild coast of the island of Groix: a grand spectacle

For those who enjoy long walks, head to Groix for a hike in the heart of a spectacular landscape. From the Port of Saint-Nicolas, the trail runs along the steep cliffs, passing the famous Pierre Blanche (White Stone) - a typical sea landmark - and the Grognon underground battery.
A life-size immersion between moorland, ocean, and military history.

Distance: 18 km
Duration: 4 hours 43 minutes

Back from your hikes in the Lorient area, enjoy the comfort of the rooms at the Hôtel Les Océanes.