Korrigan's
path

Distance: about 1.5 km
Difficulty level: easy
Time: about 40 minutes
Markers: "Korrigans"
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Korrigans are little
Goblins who live in the Arree Mounts, in the ponds, peat bog and
moorland around our Bed and Breakfast, hiding under some long forgotten
Menhir or Dolmen. Watch carefully, you may encounter one of them during
this little hike... 
This
walk, partially on wooden footbridges, will be a nice ending to your
visit of the Allée
Couverte du Mougau, a megalithic pre-Celtic thumb (3'500
years BC). Several panels along the path describe the wildlife, the
plants (like little carnivorous plants) and the life of the people
living here in the Middle Age.
This walk is really
easy and no specific equipment is needed, unless it's rainy
(footbridges very slippery).
This walk is also part
of the Blue
Stone Trail and the Mougau
Hike. It's directly reachable by
foot from our Bed and Breakfast.
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Allée Couverte du
Mougau, a megalithic pre-Celtic thumb | | ST John's sacred
fountain
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 | Commana's Parish Close
(Enclos Paroissial) | | |
These information are
provided "as is" and we take no responsibility for its accuracy.
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