Hiking - From Anse Laborde to Porte d'Enfer (2nd stage)
The second of the three stages of the Grande-Terre Northern Loop: to Anse-Bertrand, then from Anse Laborde to La Porte d'Enfer, via the Pointe de la Grande Vigie.
Take the Loop's hiking trails to explore the riches of North Grande-Terre !
Hiking trail colour : yellow.
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Starting from Anse Laborde beach, this second stage follows the Trace des Pêcheurs to the north, to the Pointe de la Grande Vigie.
From there, go back down following the RD122, then at the crossroads head for the Porte d'Enfer, your destination on this second stage.
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Source of information: Discours interprétatif de la Boucle du nord Grande-Terre - CANGT / AVPMC J.Barfleur, 2016.
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For more information on the Grande-Terre Northern Loop, go to:
Be careful when walking along or crossing the road (beware of traffic).
Do not go near the edge of the cliffs: risk of collapse.
NB: Be careful: there is a lot of sargasse (brown algae) in the lagoon at Porte d'Enfer.
As Guadeloupe is prone to natural risks, extra care should be taken in this natural environment. For the benefit of all hikers, responsible behaviour is very important.
Please note: the parking and swimming areas are not supervised.
Take the Loop's hiking trails to explore the riches of North Grande-Terre !
Hiking trail colour : yellow.
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Starting from Anse Laborde beach, this second stage follows the Trace des Pêcheurs to the north, to the Pointe de la Grande Vigie.
From there, go back down following the RD122, then at the crossroads head for the Porte d'Enfer, your destination on this second stage.
--
Source of information: Discours interprétatif de la Boucle du nord Grande-Terre - CANGT / AVPMC J.Barfleur, 2016.
--
For more information on the Grande-Terre Northern Loop, go to:
Be careful when walking along or crossing the road (beware of traffic).
Do not go near the edge of the cliffs: risk of collapse.
NB: Be careful: there is a lot of sargasse (brown algae) in the lagoon at Porte d'Enfer.
As Guadeloupe is prone to natural risks, extra care should be taken in this natural environment. For the benefit of all hikers, responsible behaviour is very important.
Please note: the parking and swimming areas are not supervised.