Chêne du Pont Blanc

A magnificent oak of exceptional dimensions. Known as the Pont Blanc oak, it is thought to be contemporary with the riverside manor house (17th century).

Several legends are associated with it. A golden cross that no one can see is said to be hidden beneath the tree. Duguesclin is said to have stopped here in 1363. Another legend dates it to the time of Saint-Yves, rector of Louannec (1210).

Estimated to be between 400 and 600 years old, it is 20 m high and 18 m in circumference.

Cemetery parking lot in Plouaret: only accessible on foot to the manor house via rue Geoffroy de Pont Blanc, 800 m away.

On private property. Please respect the site.