Walks
The Trust has acquired parcels of land across the Island by way of gift, bequest and when funds allow, by purchase. These include areas of coastline as well as pockets of countryside. These retreats are unobstructed havens for contemplation in areas of outstanding natural beauty.
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Jerbourg Field
A pathway through the field leads down to the cliff path which stretches along the coast from St Peter Port to Pleinmont, or up from the cliff path to Doyle Monument as shown on this ...
Le Gouffre, Le Bigard & La Plaine des Camprôts
In 2011, the Trust carved out a new circular walk at Le Gouffre, on land donated by the Breedijk family, with entry and exit points from and onto the cliff path. It begins at the top of the flight o...
La Prévôté and Clifton Valley
Park at La Prévôté and head inland along a lane which passes Clifton Valley, one of the first land parcels acquired by the Trust. More Trust land starts at the parish trough, known as an abreveur, ...
Les Ecrilleurs and Le Coemy
Half a mile or so beyond La Prévôté, lie the neighbouring spots of Les Ecrilleurs and Le Coemy with outstanding cliff and sea views. Both are accessed from the cliff path and lead up to the main ro...
Les Tielles
Les Tielles can be enjoyed in its own right, but for vigorous walkers, forms part of a long route from La Prévôté and on towards Pleinmont, after which we would suggest taking refreshments at The I...
Pleinmont Headland – South West Coast
Approaching from the west coast road, it is possible to park just beyond the Imperial Hotel and walk along the tarmac road ...
Le Moulin de Quanteraine
Well worth seeking out, this small hamlet was acquired in 1989 in a bequest from Elizabeth Silten with her express wish that the mill-wheel be reconstructed to resemble the wheel that had formerly ...
Le Catioroc & Lihou Island
Located near Le Trépied, a single chamber megalithic tomb, lies a major land asset donated to the Trust in 1965 by Col H.A. Randall. From Le Trépied, the path inland leads to a large stone marking ...
Le Petit Pré orchid field & The Ron Short Walk
Limited parking is available at a car park marking the entrance to The Ron Short Walk with Le Petit Pré just a short walk away. The Ron Short Walk is named after the former Trust Council ...
Creve Coeur and No. 79
Baie de la Jaonneuse
Whilst it is possible to walk around the perimeter of Creve Coeur, the rise of land is presently inaccessible to the general public. Plans are underway with States of Guernsey to prepare its return...
Houmet Paradis Islet
This tiny north-eastern islet takes its name from the word 'paradise' and has fascinating connections to Victor Hugo, the German Occupation, the island's quarrying industry and much more. Cau...
Church House
Church House is a quirky building, once the Southside yard of J. Mowlem, renowned local quarrier and export merchant of Guernsey granite. The property is under a 99yr lease from St. Sampson’s Paris...
The Ivy Gates Archway
St. Peter Port
These double-arched entrances, of which there are several still standing in the Channel Islands, were constructed as status symbols to display to passers-by the driveway or ‘cache’ to a house of qu...
Les Blanc Bois Archway
Castel
Handsome arches best seen a 'drive-by' due to their location on a busy road....