It's the star of the long-distance hiking trails! A route full of stories, salt and sea spray. The darling of the French too, who have made it their “favorite GR” 🌊🐚

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Created in 1791, the trail was covered by patrols of customs officers – hence its name – responsible for preventing any smuggling. To keep an eye on trafficking and looting of wrecks, they crisscrossed the coasts night and day, whatever the weather: think about it when your legs are begging for mercy! Having fallen into disuse at the beginning of the 20th century, the trail enjoyed a second life from 1968, when a few enthusiasts decided to make it a hiking trail.
For more than 2000 km, from Mont-Saint-Michel to the Saint-Nazaire bridge, it winds along the Breton coastline. Telling off its red and white marks like a little thumb, it offers whoever comes to survey it the breath of the open sea and breathtaking views of the sea. Select a first section, to see and let the charm act: you will soon be back a small slice...


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