Welcome to our Hiking Routes page! Here, you'll find a curated list of hiking adventures around the château—from well-known paths to undiscovered gems. Each route is linked to AllTrails for detailed trail info and to Google Maps for easy navigation. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll or a challenging trek, there's something here for every adventurer.
Feel free to explore, share your experiences in the notes section, and add new routes as you discover them! (Dogs are allowed on all trails when they are leashed)
| Route Name | Distance | Duration | AllTrails Link | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Omaha beach | 9 km | 2u 14m | AllTrails | Great walk at Omaha beach. After rain it can be a bit slippery. Moderate difficulty |
| Grandcamp-Maisy - La Pointe du Hoc | 9,8 km | 2u 4m | AllTrails | Expect open views with little to no shade—bring sun protection. Dogs are allowed (leashed) Easy difficulty |
| Nez De Jobourg | 11,9 km | 3u 18m | AllTrails | This hike features some of the highest cliffs in Europe, offering stunning views of the English Channel and the Channel Islands. Moderate difficulty |
| Marais et Villes de Picauville | 8,5 km | 1u 51m | AllTrails | The trail starts at La Bastille near Picauville (You can start from the chateau) It forms a loop that passes through several hamlets and traverses marshlands, partially following the course of the Douve River. Easy difficulty |
| Le Hable, Tourp Manor, Castel Vendon, Omonville Fort | 14.5 km | 3u 40m | AllTrails | the trail partially follows the GR®223 and offers views of the coast and cliffs. Along the way, you can explore several historical and cultural sites**. Moderate difficulty** |
| Cap de Carteret | 3.9 km | 1u 2m | AllTrails | The trail follows the customs path along the Isles coast, starting from the seaside resort of Barneville-Carteret and leading to the Carteret semaphore. Easy difficulty |
| Castle and Cap de Flamanville | 9.5 km | 2u 27m | AllTrails | The trail offers a variety of landscapes, including coastal paths above cliffs, charming Normandy countryside, and the wood of Flamanville. You'll enjoy lovely sea views at the start and pass by the 17th-century grey granite Château de Flamanville. Challenging difficulty (suitable for most hikers) |