Updated on 19 October 2020
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Whether you’re looking for a gentle countryside stroll, a self-guided tour or a full-on hike, Normandy is home to an amazingly extensive network of walking and hiking trails through a range of beautiful landscapes. Browse our all of these trails below based on your location, preferred duration and difficulty level.
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Circuit-Découverte Plumetot-Cresserons
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5 5
Descendez le sentier arboré à
gauche, puis au bout du sentier
prenez à droite voie communale
Bout aux Charrières.
8 8
Continuez sur la voie verte et prenez
le sentier à gauche - avant la cabane
aux ânes. Vous entrez dans le Bois
Sainte-Marie, vestige du parc du
château. Sortez du bois en
empruntant la voie piétonne sur
votre droite juste après la rue du Clos
du Four.
9 9
Remontez jusqu’au stade en prenant
l’allée le long de la mairie et de
l’école. Prenez ensuite sur votre
gauche jusqu’à la rue Albert Camus.
Tournez à gauche rue du Bac au
Port.
Points of interest
Go to waypointsMémorial Polonais
In memory of the Polish airmen who took off from there for "your freedom and ours". Just after the D-Day landings on June 6, 1944, many airfields were built to support the ground forces. The B10 at Plumetot is one of these airfields. It became operational on June 10, 1944.
Église Saint-Jacques
The 12th century church features Romanesque architectural and decorative elements: door with two archivolts (lozenge and zigzag) and small columns surrounding the windows above the door. The building was restored in 1610. The choir and the transept were built between 1830 and 1870 by Mr Desclais
Le passage de la Liberté
This collective work of art combines iron, stone and mosaics to symbolize the transition from oppression to freedom
Église Saint Samson
The church dates back to the 11th, 14th and 18th centuries. The southern wall displaying herringbone masonry dates from the 11th century. The bell tower with a gable roof is flanked with buttresses. On the northern side of the nave: Announciation by NOURY, 1803. Beautiful stone altarpiece dating back to the end of Louis XIV’s reign.