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Where to walk in Jersey

When you visit Jersey for a walking holiday, you'll find plenty of different routes to tackle. From short ones on flat paths that can easily be completed in one morning to those that circumvent the island and take a few days, there'll be something to suit you,Cheap Ravens Jerseys.

No matter what your strolling skills, you'll be well catered for here. The largest of the Channel Islands, Jersey is famous for its varied terrain, unspoilt countryside and beautiful beaches - meaning there's something for walkers of all abilities, and then some,New Eli Manning Jersey.

Read on to find out more.

Green Lanes

One of the main attractions of walking is the peace and quiet it affords and the opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and simply enjoy the fresh air and good views. All across Jersey there are special green trails, where walkers,Nike Justin Smith Jersey, cyclists and horse riders get priority so you can really feel as though you have got back to nature.

The paths cover 50 miles in total so look out for the special Green Lane signs where the maximum speed limit has been set at 15 mph,Ed Reed Womens Jersey,454. They lead through some of the most beautiful parts of the island and because motorised transport is a rare sight, this is the perfect environment for the island's native flora and fauna - so keep an eye out for any wildlife,2177.

Coastal

You are never far from a beach in Jersey,48, and these make a great place to go for the day - whether you want to fish, surf, dive or just sunbathe. However, they are also great destinations to include on a walk.

The coast around the island is so picturesque, it is no wonder it is one of the most popular places to hike. It is also possible to navigate it all during the course of your holiday, either taking your time over a week or so or covering more miles per day and completing the challenge faster. Make sure you always keep a camera at the ready as there are plenty of opportunities to take some scenic photographs,Adrian Peterson Jersey.

One possible route you could take leads from St Aubin to L'Etacq, and can be completed in around four hours. It also passes numerous attractions such as Les Mielles de Morville - affectionately known as Jersey's national park - and the Lavender Farm that is open between May and September.

Rural

Don't forget there is plenty of stunning scenery to admire inland too, as you'll discover if you visit sites like Les Creux Millennium Country Park.

Begin opposite the main road of Route Orange at Route Orange Estate and make your way down the gravel path through this pretty green space. You will pass wetland, farmland and woodland so keep an eye out for wildlife along the way. There is even a bowling green should you wish to stop for a game.

Once you make your way through the park, you could choose to join one of the coastal paths and continue your walk to the beaches. That's the beauty of planning this type of holiday in Jersey - there are so many routes that join together you can tackle a plethora of terrain and enjoy an assortment of views on one route.