Huelgoat Forest
Huelgoat
A legendary forest in the Monts d'Arrée, with huge heaps of granite boulders, a rocking stone and cave trails linked to the legends of King Arthur.
Huelgoat Forest is strewn with rounded boulders. The famous Roche Tremblante, weighing about 137 tonnes, can still be rocked back and forth. There are also the Devil's Cave, King Arthur's Camp and a trail along a forest stream; the loop takes 1 to 3 hours. The town has cafés by the lake. The surrounding Monts d'Arrée moorlands are Brittany's mysterious highlands. About 65 km from Brest.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Parish Close of Saint-Thégonnec
- Parish Close of Guimiliau
- Roscoff
- Ménez-Hom
- Quimper
- Landévennec Abbey
- Locronan
- Douarnenez