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The La Hague Geopark offers four interpretive trails, meaning four relatively short educational routes (less than two hours each) equipped with information panels to help visitors learn about and better understand the landscapes and heritage they encounter. Located approximately at the four cardinal points of the territory, and each named after a wind that blows in La Hague, they explore one of the four coastal areas of La Hague, each presenting a different landscape, a specific theme, and showcasing a particular type of rock found in La Hague.
Horzain Wind Walk (5.3 km)
At the tip of the peninsula, at the end of the Cape, the walk's theme is the observation of the sea.
Upstream Wind Walk (2.7 km)
On the northeast coast of La Hague, the walk allows you to immerse yourself in a landscape that inspired many paintings by the painter Jean-François Millet.
Wind Walk (5.7 km)
On the west coast of La Hague, this walk focuses on the secret cliffs.
Windwalk (5.3 km)
South of La Hague, this walk has the theme "the great wild spectacle".
