The Davy bridge

The Davy bridge is comprised of a central pillar and a deck made from huge blocks of granite and dates from the 17th century. It replaced a much older ford or bridge, since this is the ancient pre-Roman road that linked Carhaix to Locmariaquer. Heading up towards Botfau and Locqueltas, you'll be following this ancient route, which then descended towards the sea, passing through the market town of Quistinic, east of Languidic, then through the market towns of Pluvigner, Brec'h, Auray and Saint-Philibert.