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The Verre & Mer path: a car-free walk

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Entrance to the “entre Verre & Mer” path: sign with pictograms of a walker, a cyclist, a pushchair and a wheelchair

In the Villes Sœurs area (Eu, Le Tréport, Mers-les-Bains), a waymarked path called “entre Verre & Mer” invites you to walk without a car. The pictograms on the entrance sign make it clear: it is open to walkers, cyclists, pushchairs and wheelchairs.

A wide, easy path

The surface is a compacted gravel track, wide and open, lined with trees and hedges. It suits families with young children as well as a relaxed bike ride. At the entrance, a welcome board presents the Sainte-Croix marsh.

“Chemin entre Verre & Mer” sign at the start of the path
At the start of the path, the sign shows who may use it

Before you set off

  • Bring water and a windproof jacket, even in fine weather
  • Set off by bike straight from the cottage: the garage keeps your bikes safe between rides
  • Ask the tourist office about the starting point, the distance and the facilities along the route
Good to know: the condition of the path and access may vary with the seasons. Check before you go.

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