Signposts and good practices on the paths

Walking signs

The Grande Randonnée (GR^®) routes are marked by a white and red rectangle on top of each other. The GR^® are mainly linear routes connecting one place to another.

• The GR de Pays ^® (GRP^®) paths, which promote an area through its culture, its heritage or its economy, are marked with yellow and red lines.
• The PR (Promenade & Randonnée), marked by a rectangle, preferably yellow, propose routes of less than one day’s walking and link an entire area.

On the way, the routes are marked with paint on rocks, trees, walls and posts. Their frequency varies depending on the land.

The routes known as GR^® and GRP^®, marked respectively in white-red and yellow-red lines, are created by the FFRandonnée – French Federation of Hiking. They are protected under intellectual property rights. © Fédération Française de la Randonnée Pédestre. Authorisation 2014-2016.

Good practices

Do not harm fauna and flora, do not disturb the peace, do not disturb other users… Remember that to enjoy nature, you have to respect and protect it. Stay on the marked paths, close gates and barriers behind you, do not dispose of anything in nature, remember that the spaces are for sharing, etc. In Brittany, the hiking paths often pass through fragile environments or private properties. Before setting off, don’t forget to read the good practices: theHiker’s charter written by the FFRandonnée tells you all you need to know!

Hiker’s charter