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The documentary film "Border Paths – The Customs Officers' Trail" is described on its website as follows: "The historic Customs Officers' Trail begins at the famous pilgrimage site of Mont Saint-Michel and is now one of France's most popular hiking trails. Along its 1,700 kilometers, between Mont Saint-Michel in the north and Saint-Nazaire in the south of the Breton peninsula, hikers can discover impressive landscapes with a rich diversity of flora and fauna. Passing rugged cliffs, expansive dunes, and seemingly endless beaches, hikers become border crossers on a floating border that shifts with the rhythm of the tides." ``` The video about the "Sentier des Douaniers" (duration: 43 minutes / language: German) in the ARD media library can be accessed via the following link =>> https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/grenzwege-der-zoellnerpfad/grenzwege-der-zoellnerpfad/mdr/Y3JpZDovL21kci5kZS9zZW5kdW5nLzI4MjA0MC81MjE2OTktNTAxNzM2

Between Carolles and Saint-Jean-le-Thomas, beaches, cliffs, and the picturesque Lude Valley alternate. From the valley, the Rocher du Sard and the historic Cabane Vauban offer spectacular views of the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel. Part of the route runs along the historic Customs Path, where sentries and customs officers once monitored the coast. The flat sandy beaches and mudflats at low tide invite strolls, and the GR 223 combines nature, history, and coastal panorama for a particularly charming hike.

The Grouin du Sud is a natural headland offering impressive views of the bay and the famous Klosterberg. Depending on the tide, the landscape alternates between vast mudflats and ocean views, making the place particularly charming.

Magnificent landscape with its green pastures of salt meadows. Gradually approaching Mount Mich Mich

Nice opportunity for a break. Picnic area with a good view

Beautiful place. Because of the perfect view of Mont St Michel. You can see the rock beautifully in the middle of the water.

This former fortified castle was built in the 10th century to protect the city from Breton attacks. Located on a rock, it offers beautiful views over the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel and the Sée valley.

This point was frequented for the crossing of the bay, but is now regaining its natural environment thanks to the relocation of the car park and related facilities. The landscape and dunes offer a beautiful view of Mont Saint-Michel