Green Way Pont Scorff - Lorient

Cycling to the zoo and arts and crafts of Pont Scorff from Lorient

The greenway linking Lorient to Pont-Scorff is an invitation to discovery for the whole family. This peaceful route follows the path of a former railway line, offering a pleasant, shaded, and safe cycle path. From the center of Quéven, on Rue de la Gare, just 3 km north of Lorient, you can easily set off by bicycle or e-bike on this tranquil route, crossing fields and oak and chestnut woods.

From the very first pedal strokes, the greenway immerses you in nature. A hilly but accessible route leads directly to the Terres de Nataé zoo/wildlife park and sanctuary. This unique place offers a fascinating immersion into the animal world, with rare species such as the red panda and the Mexican wolf. A must-see for young and old alike.

Arriving in Pont-Scorff marks the high point of this ride. This charming Breton village is renowned for its historical heritage and vibrant arts scene. The Maison des Princes, the Cour des Métiers d'Art (Crafts Courtyard), and the Atelier d'Estienne offer visitors an immersion into fine craftsmanship and contemporary creation. The towpath, running alongside the Scorff River, provides a natural extension for those wishing to continue their cycling trip inland in Brittany.

Before setting off, it's advisable to consult the Lorient - Pont-Scorff greenway map to plan your route and perhaps explore connections with other cycling routes in Morbihan. An unforgettable experience awaits, combining nature, culture, and outdoor recreation, starting from Lorient.