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Frank

I usually hike together with my wife and our little dog.
We love walking coastlines, which is why we completed the South West Coast Path, the UK’s longest National Trail, from Minehead in Somerset all the way around Land’s End and along the south coast to Poole in Dorset.
With Brexit, we paused our hiking projects in the UK, although maybe one day we’ll return to finish the few kilometres still missing.
After that, we moved to the other side of the Channel and completed the GR 34 Sentier des Douaniers, following the French coast from Mont Saint-Michel to Saint-Nazaire.
Our current project is the GR 223 Sentier Littoral de la Normandie, continuing along Normandy’s coastline. These days our little dog is getting older and often rides in a backpack, so some stages are shorter and adapted to his pace.
If you’d like to use our tours, here is some advice.
We are not ambitious enough to carry all our belongings along the trail, so we developed our own system. We travel with two cars, always leaving one car for the night. That means our tours usually move forward day by day while we walk “backwards”. We leave one car at the end of a stage, drive with the second car further along the route, and then walk back to the first. Afterwards we return to our overnight stay and repeat the process for the next stage.
We are not big fans of road walking, so we avoid it whenever possible when planning our tours. If the official trail follows a drivable road for a while, we often skip that section and adjust the car logistics instead. Start and finish points are usually places where you can park legally, sometimes in spots that are easier to reach with a four-wheel drive.
Our little dog is part of every trip, but as he gets older, some stages are now a bit shorter and a bit more flexible than they used to be.
If you use our tours, I’d be happy about some feedback or a like.
Cheers,
Frank

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June 5, 2026

GR 223 Roche Gélétan to Anse Saint-Martin

Time

2h16m

Distance

5.79km

Speed

3.7km/h

Ascent

40m

Descent

40m

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June 2, 2026

Plage de Quervière to Plage d'Urville

Time

2h46m

Distance

6.03km

Speed

3.5km/h

Ascent

70m

Descent

90m

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June 1, 2026

GR223 Le Pré de la Mer to Port du Querqueville

Time

1h27m

Distance

3.71km

Speed

4.3km/h

Ascent

10m

Descent

10m

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May 30, 2026

GR223 Hameau Noyon to Anse des Longs Champs

Time

2h56m

Distance

6.95km

Speed

3.7km/h

Ascent

60m

Descent

120m

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May 29, 2026

GR223 Anse des Longs Camps to Plage du Sablon

Time

1h47m

Distance

4.89km

Speed

3.9km/h

Ascent

30m

Descent

30m

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May 28, 2026

GR223 Plage du Sablon to Les Haysettes

Time

2h11m

Distance

4.91km

Speed

3.4km/h

Ascent

10m

Descent

10m

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May 27, 2026

GR223 Les Haysettes to Port de Roubary

Time

2h06m

Distance

5.87km

Speed

4.0km/h

Ascent

20m

Descent

10m

and went for a hike

May 26, 2026

GR223 Barfleur to Anse du Hommet

Time

1h41m

Distance

4.66km

Speed

4.2km/h

Ascent

10m

Descent

10m

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May 25, 2026

GR223 Anse du Hommet to Redoute de Réville

Time

1h06m

Distance

3.57km

Speed

4.2km/h

Ascent

0m

Descent

10m

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May 24, 2026

GR223 Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue to Morsalines

Time

1h31m

Distance

4.10km

Speed

4.0km/h

Ascent

10m

Descent

10m

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May 23, 2026

GR223 Morsalines to Quinéville

Time

2h07m

Distance

6.29km

Speed

4.4km/h

Ascent

10m

Descent

10m

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May 22, 2026

GR223 St. Germain de Varreville to Utah Beach

Time

2h19m

Distance

5.91km

Speed

4.0km/h

Ascent

10m

Descent

10m

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April 23, 2026

E9 Rewahl nach Poberow

Time

3h12m

Distance

6.55km

Speed

3.8km/h

Ascent

30m

Descent

40m

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April 21, 2026

Czerwona trasa / Szczecin

Die „Rote Trasse“ (der „Rote Weg“ / Czerwona trasa) in Stettin ist ein auf den Bürgersteigen markierter, 7 Kilometer langer Stadtrundgang. Er führt zu den 42 wichtigsten historischen Sehenswürdigkeiten und Gebäuden der Stadt

Time

2h55m

Distance

7.70km

Speed

4.2km/h

Ascent

60m

Descent

60m

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March 20, 2026

GR34 Saint-Cast-le-Guildo to Plage de la Mare

Time

0h42m

Distance

1.48km

Speed

3.3km/h

Ascent

30m

Descent

10m

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