The irrigated meadows of Coat Cren

On your right, you can see the remains of the irrigated meadows of Coat Cren. Water from the creek was diverted in winter to water the meadows and improve hay production by warming the soil, resulting in an early start to vegetation. The channel, which runs along the slope for over 300 metres, distributes water down small gutters. The Breton name for irrigated meadows, flourenn evokes the sweetness of hay cut early in spring. There could be two cuts before the cattle came to graze. An illustrated lectern helps you understand how they worked.