The Channel Islands: Jersey, Guernsey & Sark
The Channel Islands of Jersey, Guernsey and Sark are graced with an intriguing blend of British and French influences and you will walk through a wide array of exquisite landscapes, that inspired the Impressionists. Golden sandy beaches and high cliffs, hidden valleys and woodlands, are all latticed with peaceful trails and history has carved out each island’s own unique character. During World War II these islands were the only parts of British soil to be occupied. The many museums on this topic highlight the fortitude of the islanders, who to this day, still govern themselves.
A predominately flat day's walk either along the coast or the coastal plain with just one section of low hills. There is one village en route & ...
Today’s walk commences in a wooded valley with a modest climb up to the plateau. Level minor roads & Jersey Green Lanes (signposted country lanes ...
Starting & ending at sea level the trail leaves a suburban environment to climb a modest hill on Jersey Green Lanes to reach a plateau. It skirts ...
A bus ride takes you from the town through the rural heart of the island to the low lying northern rocky coastline. The coast path leads you past ...
Follow a mixture of quiet country lanes and paths around coastal headlands, visiting the Gouliot Headland, Pilcher Monument and the iconic La Coupee.