The Menhir de Cailouan is 7.40 metres high and is located in Plésidy. This menhir stands in a meadow near a spring, which may have helped to make it sacred. Particularly tall, it is one the most remarkable megaliths of the Côtes d’Armor.
Legend has it that it separates the graves of a Gallic chief and a Roman general.
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