Nature and Trails
At Trédarzec’s western edge, the GR34 runs through the municipality for just under five kilometres. Near the Chapelle Saint-Votrom, it offers hikers a viewpoint.
The EuroVelo 4 provides opportunities from Trédarzec for excursions along the riverbanks and into the hinterland. Rural paths lead through bocage landscapes and the surrounding countryside.
The Boucle des 21 routoirs à lin starts in Trédarzec, is 6.8 km long, marked in yellow and runs counter-clockwise. It showcases part of Trégor’s flax heritage.
Gardens
Les Jardins de Kerdalo is an 18-hectare park on the Jaudy, combining a botanical garden with a romantic garden setting. It is open from April to September.
Culture
The present-day Saint-Pierre church in Trédarzec dates from the 19th century. It houses 16th-century baptismal fonts and features a bell wall and small turrets reminiscent of the Beaumanoir style.
The Chapelle Notre-Dame de Traou Meur in Trédarzec dates from 1782. Its site includes a fountain and a calvary.
The Chapelle Saint-Nicolas de Kerhir in Trédarzec was built at the end of the 15th century by Pierre de Trolong and was listed as a Monument historique in 1964. The private chapel is normally closed to visitors.
Trédarzec’s craft heritage includes nine former flax-retting sites. At the Gwazh an Orc’hant site in Trédarzec, there are at least nine former flax-retting tanks. These tanks were used to soak flax, thereby facilitating the subsequent separation of the fibres.
Other Places
Hengoat, Andel, Pont-Melvez, Plélo, Ploufragan, Le Bodéo, Plusquellec, Saint-Gilles-Pligeaux
