Les Roches du Diable
Les Roches du diable
Heavenly! The site is not nearly as hellish as its devilish name might suggest… In fact, in the dappled sunlight filtering through the leaves, it becomes a paradise of chlorophyll and polished granite sculptures, shimmering amidst the rushing water and the cheerful cheeping of the birds.

📜 A stunning natural landscape where the River Ellé cascades through granite boulders.
🔍 Steeped in legend, it's said Saint Winwaloe battled the Devil here.

Why Go

🌊 Explore unique geological formations carved by the River Ellé.
🚣‍♀️ Experience intense rapids perfect for whitewater canoeing.
🚶‍♀️ Discover a maze of footpaths and moss-covered boulders.
✨ Immerse yourself in local legends and mythology.
🏞️ Enjoy a paradise of chlorophyll and polished granite sculptures.

🚶‍♀️ Hiking

👣 Follow winding tracks along the riverbank.
🥾 Hop across moss-covered boulders for an adventurous walk.

🛶 Activities

🛶 Whitewater canoeing competitions are organised here for experienced paddlers.

📖 Legend

😈 Learn about the epic battle between Saint Winwaloe and the Devil.
💰 Seek hidden treasure believed to lie within the unfathomable chasm left by the Devil.

💧 River Ellé

💧 Discover the significant River Ellé, whose name is thought to come from the Breton word for hell, Ellez.
confluence with the Isole to form the Laïta in Quimperlé.

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natural siterivergranite boulderswhitewater canoeinghikinglegendmythologyBrittanyoutdoorgeological formation