Last month, I completed the last official segment of the GR34, the trail that follows the entire coast of Brittany. I hiked from Vannes to Le Tour-du-Parc on the Presqu’île de Rhuys (Rhuys Peninsula), spotting the bike and rental car in order to hike one-way and sleep in my own bed in Baden.
I still have a couple more weeks of hiking offshoots of the GR34, primarily around Brittany’s islands, but I can now say I’ve hiked every inch of the official trail.
Here is a link to my photos.
Having finished all the mainland segments of Brittany's coastal trail (the GR34) and many of the islands, I'm now at 1,461 miles logged since November 2014. Here are all my GR34 photos to date. Bay of Quiberon I plan to finish the last few remaining pieces of this...
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