Le Gouffre, Le Bigard & La Plaine des Camprôts

Forest·Attraction

Part of The National Trust of Guernsey

Story

Circular walk created in 2011 on land donated by the Breedijk family. Queen's Jubilee Wood established 2016 with support from Guernsey Trees for Life and Guernsey Conservation Volunteers. Tree-planting sponsored by Channel Islands Co-operative Society and Insurance Corporation.

Le Gouffre, Le Bigard & La Plaine des Camprôts comprises three adjacent National Trust of Guernsey land areas along the south coast cliff path in Forest parish. Created in 2011 on land donated by the Breedijk family, the free, open-access site features cliff-top walking paths, a bench viewpoint overlooking a rocky valley and sea, Queen's Jubilee Wood (established 2016, noted for spring bluebells), Les Caches Farm apple orchard, and sheltered coastal fields. Activities include walking, nature observation, picnicking, geocaching, and coasteering. Terrain is moderate with cliff steps at Le Gouffre entrance.

Specialises in1

Each capability links to every business in the Baliwick that shares it.

Established

2011 · 15 years

Credentials

Memberships & accreditations

  • National Trust Guernsey

Visiting & access

Parking
Available at Le Gouffre or La Corbiere; recommended at Les Caches Farm

Contact

Social
Address
Le Gouffre, Forest, Guernsey

History1

Key dates and recorded company events for Le Gouffre, Le Bigard & La Plaine des Camprôts.

  • 2016Queen's Jubilee Wood established · Established with support from Guernsey Trees for Life and Guernsey Conservation Volunteers. Tree-planting sponsored by Channel Islands Co-operative Society and Insurance Corporation.

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