Oaks at Plouray - ​​circuit n ° 20

Depart from the town of Plouray, latitude 48.1455200 (N 48° 8’ 44”), longitude -3.3884900 (W 3° 23’ 19”)

• Departure from the church square

• Saint-Yves Church: The oldest parts of the church date from 1486. ​​Remodeled entirely in the 17th century, the building is in a purely Renaissance style as evidenced by its square porch dating from 1687, listed as a Historical Monument. The church is belatedly dedicated to Saint Yves, the patron saint of justice people and defender of the poor.
• The keys are available in town hall.
• Take the rue de l'Ellé (direction Le Faouët), then left the Chemin des Écoliers. At the intersection, opposite.

• Rosterc'h

• Village of Rosterc'h: has two centuries-old oaks. The first remarkable tree, located in the heart of the village, would be in 300 years. Ten meters high, it has a trunk 5.30 meters in circumference and a crown with a diameter of 12 meters.
• Keep the oak on your left and continue the small road on the right. On your right, in a private property, the second oak more than 500 years old.

• Saint Guenin Chapel

• Chapel Saint-Guénin: built in 1658, its particularity is inside, indeed, its platform is supported by columns of granite. One can also admire an oil on canvas of the eighteenth century, representing Saint Guénin, intercessor of mothers near the Virgin.
• Return to the chapel. Go down then turn right

• Cohignac

• Arrived at the village of Cohignac by the way of exploitation. Cross the village before arriving at the departmental, then turn right and follow it. After a few meters, cross and join the passage opposite. You will recover a small path at the top of the crossed terrain, just after a stone portion.

• D178

• After crossing the D178, go up the field then continue straight. At the top of it, turn right, continue on a small road a few tens of meters before recovering a path on the left.