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. (inferred from the source page)
Le Gouffre, Le Bigard & La Plaine des Camprôts are three adjacent National Trust of Guernsey land areas along the south coast cliff path in Forest parish. The terrain is of moderate difficulty, with cliff steps involved at the outset from Le Gouffre. —
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Visiting & access
- Parking
- Available at Le Gouffre or La Corbiere; recommended at Les Caches Farm
Contact
- Phone
- +44 7781 106461
- emc@nationaltrust.gg
- Website
- nationaltrust.gg
- Address
- Le Gouffre, Forest, Guernsey (inferred from the source page)
History1
Key dates and recorded company events for Le Gouffre, Le Bigard & La Plaine des Camprôts.
- 2016—Queen'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.
Location
Directions ↗Compiled from public sources — mistakes are possible. If something here looks wrong, let us know.
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