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Finding your way with signposting and topoguides
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Finding your way with signposting and topoguides

Enjoy the incredible experience of roaming between coast and countryside

A topoguide can quickly become an indispensable part of your hiking experience. So can waymarking. Their purpose: to guide you step by step on your adventure: crosses, lines, colors, signs… we tell you everything!

GR® markers

GR®: the “chemins de Grande Randonnée®” (long-distance footpaths) are often marked with white and red lines.

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    Waymarking for Les Chemins du Mont-Saint-Michel

    The Chemins du Mont-Saint-Michel are signposted in cyan blue, with the Association logo. The Chemins du Mont-Saint-Michel often follow Grande Randonnée® trails. In these areas, follow the official white and red markings.

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      FFRandonnée® topo-guides

      They are available in bookshops, in the usual sales outlets and on the FFR online store.

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          Grande Randonnée topo-guides®: description of the stages of an itinerary with the route on an IGN map.

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