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Cornice with view – View of the Bay of Granville loop from Yquelon

Cornice with view – View of the Bay of Granville loop from Yquelon

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Cornice with view – View of the Bay of Granville loop from Yquelon

01:26

23.6km

180m

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: June 20, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 6.15 km for 98 m

After 6.31 km for 74 m

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14.3 km

View of Saint-Pair, Granville and Kairon

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View over St Pair, Granville and Kairon, with picnic tables.

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16.7 km

Cornice with view

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very beautiful in general and good viewpoint to observe the sunset

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18.1 km

Saint-Pair-sur-Mer is located on the high tide coast, 4 km south of Granville, the Monaco of the north, facing the Chausey Islands, an enchanting archipelago, and close to Mont-Saint-Michel. Backed by the countryside, open to the sea, the towns of Saint-Pair and Kairon offer a setting for holidays in the great outdoors, and offer a variety of leisure activities (sports, media library, casino, mini-golf). The 5 km of beach allow you to practice all water sports: swimming (with sea water retained), windsurfing, boating, fishing. The countryside suggests long walks, horseback riding or cycling, to discover monuments or sites that have kept all their authenticity.

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18.3 km

Saint-Pair Church

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The church would originally have been a monastery, founded in the 6th century by two missionaries, St. Paternus and St. Scubilianus. All that remains of the original church is a Romanesque bay under the bell tower and the 14th-century choir, which houses the sarcophagi (6th century) and recumbent statues (15th century) of the alleged founders. On the left choir pillar, see the polychrome wooden statue of Christ (14th century). The baptistery behind the altar has a stone baptismal font with a wooden lid. In the chapel, the vaulted tabernacle stands out, flanked by two gilded wooden statues (18th century) of Saints Laudo and Senier. The left side chapel, with a 16th-century statue of the Virgin Mary at the entrance, contains a reliquary of Saint Gaud, a former bishop of Evreux.

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