Discover Cléguérec: Chapels, Trails and a Dolmen Gallery

If you are planning a trip to Cléguérec, you can focus on different themes, from sacred architectural heritage and archaeological remains to trails and leisure activities. Highlights range from chapels dating to the first half of the 16th century to a wetland section of the Guernic discovery trail.

Trails and leisure by the water

The Guernic discovery trail leads to Parc Plijadur. One section of the trail crosses a wetland on a boardwalk. A section of the Stations Vertes cycling route also passes through Cléguérec. This gives you two distinct trail options to consider when planning: the discovery trail, with its wetland section, and the cycling route, which passes through the town.

At Étang du Pontoir, there is a fitness trail and an archery range; fishing is also possible there. These activities appeal to different leisure interests. As facilities may change, it is advisable to check current availability before visiting.

Chapels and architectural heritage

The Chapelle de la Trinité dates largely from the first half of the 16th century and has a devotional fountain. The Chapelle Saint-André also dates largely from this period. It was listed as a historic monument by decree on 12 September 1977. The dates of both chapels can therefore be established, while the fountain and the monument listing offer different points of interest in their histories.

The Chapelle Saint-Molvan houses a sarcophagus dating from the 4th century and was rebuilt in 1693. The two dates represent different historical layers: the age of the sarcophagus and the later rebuilding of the chapel. The Église Saint-Guérec also has a clearly dated history: construction began in 1843, and it was consecrated in 1864.

Archaeological remains and events

The Allée couverte de Bot-er-Mohet is one of the largest dolmen galleries in Morbihan. A rock crevice there led to the discovery of pottery sherds and two vessels. Alongside the size of the site, a specific discovery story is also a highlight.

The Festival de Kleg is a three-day event featuring a fest-noz, concerts and hybrid events. The programme details change from one edition to the next, so if you are interested in a particular date or event, check the latest event information. According to the association En Arwen in 2026, the Festival de Kleg project it runs has been rooted in Cléguérec for nearly 40 years.

Market, mini golf and getting there

The market in Cléguérec takes place at Place Pobéguin on the first Saturday of every month. If you would like to plan your stay around it, check the date in advance. Mini-Golf de Cléguérec is in the town centre, has 12 holes and is free to use. As public access may change, it is also advisable to check before visiting.

Regional bus route TIM 14 serves Cléguérec daily on the route between Pontivy and Guémené-sur-Scorff. Timetables and fares may change, so check the latest information before travelling. When choosing your accommodation, you can therefore consider both the interests that bring you to Cléguérec and the transport connection relevant to your trip.

Discover more destinations: Arzon, Saint Gorgon, Trédion, La Chapelle-Caro, Elven, Arradon, Meucon, Réminiac.

For the regional travel overview: Morbihan.