St. Aubin’s Harbour – Corbière Railway Walk loop from St Aubin

Jersey

St. Aubin’s Harbour – Corbière Railway Walk loop from St Aubin

Moderate

riders

St. Aubin’s Harbour – Corbière Railway Walk loop from St Aubin

01:10

20.0km

190m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 8.68 km for 320 m

After 13.4 km for 305 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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461 m

Coastal Bike Path in Saint-Aubin

Highlight • Cycleway

Great bike path. St. Aubin is picturesque, then continue on the bike path to Le Corbiere.

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573 m

St. Aubin's Bay

Highlight • Beach

There’s a relatively good quality cycle lane that runs along most of the bay, providing good views and an escape from traffic (and traffic lights).

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1.81 km

St. Aubin’s Harbour

Highlight • Structure

This building was originally a market hall and opened in 1826. St Aubin had a market from the 16th century onwards and this new building was paid for by public …

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2.43 km

Corbiere Railway walk/cycle track is beautiful. It’s quiet too. It’s a shared walkers/dog/cycle route so sometimes people get in your way as they are totally unaware of their surroundings. But well worth visiting

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7.88 km

La Corbière Lighthouse

Highlight • Monument

At low tide you can walk to the lighthouse.

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9.49 km

La Pulente Beach

Highlight • Beach

This is a cruisy downhill (if travelling north) and possibly a first look at the magnificent St Ouen’s Bay… unless your heading south, in which case it’ll be a less cruisy uphill and your last look at St Ouen’s Bay!

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10.9 km

St. Ouen's Bay

Highlight • Beach

Jersey’s widest expanse of west facing sand and surf - mind the crosswind!

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18.2 km

Moulin de Quétivel

Highlight • Monument

Using the power of moving water to drive a mill wheel is an ancient invention of the human spirit of discovery, the origins of which can be traced back to …

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