Saint Gorgon: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Saint Gorgon
Saint-Gorgon is surrounded by bocage landscapes and green meadows, offering quiet paths for short walks on foot or by bicycle.
Nature and Trails
The Circuit des Landes de Béganne runs through the surrounding area. Information panels explore the history of the Bégawatt community wind farm; the route also includes a viewpoint overlooking La Vallée du Bled.
Also nearby, three signposted educational trails begin at La Grée des Rosaies, about 2 km from the center of Saint-Gorgon.
Culture and History
The church of Saint-Gorgon contains a tombstone bearing the coats of arms of La Haye and Couessin, the lords of Champ-Mahé. An Armorican stele dating from around 500 BC stands in the church square.
The Manoir du Champ-Mahé dates from the 18th century and was an active center of the Chouannerie. Republican reports describe Champ-Mahé as the headquarters and place of residence of the Chouans.
Religious Heritage
Saint Louis is the second patron saint of Saint-Gorgon. The Fontaine de Saint Louis in Saint-Gorgon is associated with the search for remedies for headaches.
Historically, Champ-Mahé has been associated with an inn where pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago stopped.
Other places in Morbihan: Penestin, Mauron, Penvins, Treffléan, Saint-Gonnery, Damgan, Locmariaquer and Erdeven.
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