Travel through the superb landscapes of the Blavet valley on board an authentic train from the 1950s, brought back on track by the enthusiasts of the Chemins de Fer du Centre Bretagne association. Discover an unexpected Morbihan, full of history, preserved nature and large wooded areas.

During this unique 30 km journey between Pontivy and Lambel-Camors, you can stop at Saint-Nicolas-des-Eaux, Saint-Rivalain or Quistinic.

At each stop, beautiful discoveries await you.

The train runs on Wednesdays and Sundays from July to August 2025.

The timetable

The rates

There are many possibilities, depending on the stops you choose and whether you want to make a round trip or a one-way trip (and return by bike on the towpath, for example!). Almost anything is possible, so you can tailor your journey to suit you.

Booking

SAINT-NICOLAS-DES-EAUX

Enjoy a wide range of activities in a green setting and take advantage of the terraces with views of the Blavet.

Fun and discovery

• Anne Mésia's investigation: an interactive game to have fun with your family and discover Saint-Nicolas in 1h30. Free
• The nautical base: hire of canoes, kayaks and paddles. Reservation recommended: 02 97 25 04 27
• The lock shop: hire of electric boats without a licence and classic and electric bikes. Drinks and snacks. Reservation recommended: 02 97 28 41 78
• Pedal boat hire
• L'art dans les chapelles: festival of contemporary art and religious heritage. A few minutes walk from Saint-Nicolas: the Chapel of the Trinité Castennec - Free or guided visit from 2pm to 7pm.

40 minutes by bike from Saint-Nicolas along the towpath:

• La Balade du Père Nicolas : playground for the whole family - Open every day from 11am to 7pm - Tel : 02 97 51 90 10

Landing at the water's edge

• Crêperie Le Chalet : Open from Wednesday to Sunday - Lunch and dinner services. Reservation : 02 97 51 88 87
• Bar-tapas L'Open : Open 7 days a week - Traditional cuisine, pizzas, crepes and ice creams. Reservation: 02 97 08 66 37

SAINT-RIVALAIN

Discover a place steeped in history, a former port and railway station that was very busy a century ago. Accessible by a footpath, the Saint-Adrien chapel hosts an exhibition of art in chapels. Self-guided or guided tours from 2pm to 7pm.

• Walking or cycling tour from Saint-Rivalain to Saint-Adrien
• Small circuit 5 km / 1h / Medium difficulty
• Big circuit 13 km / 3h30 / Medium difficulty

Discover the other stops