Visit Rosporden
Visit Rosporden
A GREEN CITY

Visit Rosporden

Rosporden is THE ideal nature destination: gateway to the Voie Verte (walking and cycling path), 3 ponds with a rich biodiversity, river banks perfect for fishing… As a small town, everything is accessible within walking distance in Rosporden. From the train station you can easily reach the campsite, the ponds, the Voie Verte, the restaurants and shops.

 

Rosporden, nature break between Quimper and Concarneau

The “City of ponds” is located in the very heart of Cornouaille, between Concarneau and Quimper, and is easily accessible by train or by bus. The three ponds form a path of 2,5 km. A great walk to discover a typical fauna and flora. Download the free “ecobalade” app to get all the information you need about this very special ecosystem!

“Ecobalades” : Nature in your smartphone
Discover the local biodiversity with your smartphone
“Ecobalades” : Nature in your smartphone

Activities in Rosporden : fishing, kayak and paddle on the ponds

The banks are perfect for a “fishing” halt for both aficionados and beginners. For water sports lovers, the ponds offer an ideal spot for kayaking or stand-up paddle. The Rozanduc sports area is equipped with a swimming pool, tennis courts and a football ground.  

Voie Verte N°7 from Rosporden

Starting from Concarneau, the Voie Verte N°7 connects the Channel to the Atlantic Ocean (147 km) via Rosporden. This hike on the former railway line of the breton rail network is ideal for walks or bike rambles. 

 

Departure from the Voie Verte

Departure from the Voie Verte

A real immersion in the nature

les étangs

les étangs

Ride along the water: such a pleasure!

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The Pierre Loti path

A path dedicated to the writer Pierre Loti recounts his several visits of the city. Renowned french author, he came several times in Rosporden to visit his best friend and got inspired by the Breton lifestyle. Based on his memories, he wrote the novel “My Brother Yves” in 1883. Some pannels in the city centre offer more information about the life of the writer and his beautiful friendship with a breton sailor.