생 모리스 앙 꼬탱탱‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 천연기념물

The nature reserve is home to the last active peatlands in the region. It serves as a refuge for a wide diversity of flowers. In particular, there are several carnivorous plants. On the wildlife side, the reserve is a sanctuary for many birds and insects.

Be careful on the paths at Cap Carteret. There are also (poisonous!) snakes there. So it's better to keep dogs close to you.

Beautiful hiking trail with great views

I wasn't lucky enough to find him

It's great that the dunes are still accessible with a dog (it's different in other countries). Please stick to the leash requirement in the fenced area and collect your dog's piles if they haven't just fallen into one of the many rabbit holes. Please keep the dunes accessible to all.

Between the cape and the dunes, in a still wild site, is the small Saint-Germain fountain with legendary therapeutic virtues. A sign indicates the direction, but you really have to look for the fountain. You will find it, to the right of the path, going down towards the beach, in lush vegetation which invades it little by little, not far from the "old church".

Great way past the caps and hooks. In some places, surefootedness and proper footwear are required.

Road linking Barneville-Carteret to Cherbourg through all the wild points. views over Jersey, Guernsey. Beautiful and wild.