The Chapels at Priziac - ​​tour # 21

Depart from the town of Priziac, latitude 48.0617100 (N 48° 3’ 42”), longitude -3.4141600 (W 3° 24’ 51”)

• Departure from Bel Air Lake

• Departure of the Bel Air Lake circuit, facing the nautical base. The lake Bel-Air and its leisure base offers many activities (boating, boating, fishing, walks...). At the road, turn right and go up to the church square.

• Saint-Beheau Church

• Much of Romanesque art, the church has been reworked many times.
• Go towards "Le Cleuziou". You will take a little further on a road of exploitation on 500 m, to cut the road, to take in front and to cross the woods.

• The Aër

• Below, along the river Aër to get to the road to Pont-Tournant. Take on the left the D109 on 500 m. Turn right.

• Lotavy chapel and fountain

• Return to the chapel and the fountain of Lotavy. Take a path to the road to Rostren. In the village, take a path of exploitation on 400 m. Continue on the road and at the crossroads, take the paved road on the right for 150 m then the left on 600 m. Then take a path on the right that leads to the Saint-Nicolas chapel.

• Saint Nicholas Chapel

• 16th century building: it preserves one of the thirteen unprocessed ribbings of Brittany and conceals another peculiarity: a wheel with chimes.
• Continue the asphalt road for 100 m. Turn right to find a farm path that then leaves on the left to arrive above the village of Morgant. Take the road to go up to the D132. Before the departmental, take a path parallel to it. Take it back to cut it at the next junction. Head towards Restelegan, but after 350 m, take a right turn road for 200 m. Turn right along a field, then down a logging road.

• Creek of Kerguerizen

• Cross the stream and continue to the Saint-Hernec road. Before the village, take the road on the left which turns into a logging road. Follow him to Quilvien d'en Bas. Take the road and at the crossroads turn right for 700 m. Leave it at the treatment plant. Take the path to Kerlan. At the end of the road, turn right and immediately left to go along Bel Air Lake.