Three hundred and twenty-six metres above sea level, on the top of the Roc’h Toullaëron, there is a spectacular view over the Menez Du (Montagnes Noires), the so-called black ‘mountains’, which run through south-western Brittany, from Chateauneuf-du-Faou to Glomel.
The road out from Gourin to Spezet, takes you round the hill, but there are paths off (to the right) which actually lead to the summit. There is a pleasant walk through the Bois de Toullaëron, until you reach the large cap of rock at the summit (although there is no signposting, keep going upwards and you should reach it). This is the highest point of the Menez Du.
