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The characteristic white and red stripes that mark the path of a GR
An X marks a trail or direction that deviates from the GR path.
Trailside marker and local observers alongside GR 76A

The Grande Randonnée (French), Grote Routepaden or Lange-afstand-wandelpaden (Dutch), Grande Rota (Portuguese) or Gran Recorrido (Spanish) is a network of long-distance footpaths in Europe, mostly in France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain. The trails in France alone cover approximately 60,000 kilometres (37,000 mi). Trails are blazed with characteristic marks consisting of a white stripe above a red stripe. These appear regularly along the route, especially at places like forks or crossroads.

The network is maintained in France by the Fédération Française de la Randonnée Pédestre (French Hiking Federation),[1] and in Spain by the Federación Española de Deportes de Montaña y Escalada (Spanish Mountain Sports Federation).[2]

Many GR routes make up part of the longer European walking routes which cross several countries.

Markings

The GR trails are marked by a special system, visible in both directions:

Red and white was chosen as the most visible colour combination in natural surroundings. Waymarks are often painted, but may take the form of metal signs in city centers.

GR routes

France: Grande Randonnée

Routes 1 to 25

List of Grande Randonée (GR) paths - 1 to 25
# Route
GR 1 ChantillyCoulommiersProvinsFontainebleauChevreuseMantes-la-Jolie
GR 2 Le HavreParisDijon
GR 3 La BauleGuérandeBrièreNantesSaumurOrléansNeversMount Mézenc
GR 4 RoyanLimogespuy de DômeSaint-FlourPont-Saint-EspritGrasse
GR 5 Bergen op ZoomHasseltMetzBelfortChamonixNice
GR 6 Saint-VéranTarasconForcalquierConquesLangon
GR 7 Ballon d'AlsaceDijonSaint-ÉtienneLodèveAndorre-la-Vieille
GR 9 Saint-AmourLéoncelSaint-Tropez
GR 10 HendayeArette-la-Pierre-Saint-MartinBagnères-de-LuchonMérens-les-ValsBanyuls-sur-MerPort-Vendres
GR 11 Grand Tour of Paris
GR 12 AmsterdamBergen op ZoomBrusselsParis
GR 13 FontainebleauBourbon-Lancy
GR 14 ParisMalmédyArdenne
GR 20 CalenzanaConca
GR 21 DieppeLe HavreÉtretatFécampSaint-Valery-en-CauxVeules-les-RosesTréport
GR 22 La PerrièreCarrougesBagnoles-de-l'OrneMortainAvranchesMont Saint-Michel
GR 23

Routes 26 to 40

List of Grande Randonée (GR) paths - 26 to 40
# Route
GR 26 ParisVillers-sur-Mer
GR 30 Chaîne des PuysPlomb du Cantal
GR 34 VitréMont Saint-MichelSaint-BrieucMorlaixBrestCrozonDouarnenezPointe du RazLorientQuimperlé
GR 34A LouannecGurunhuel
GR 35 Verneuil-sur-AvreSeiches-sur-le-Loir
GR 36 OuistrehamCaenSaumurAngoulêmeAlbiCarcassonneBourg-Madame
GR 37 VitréDouarnenez
GR 38 RedonDouarnenez
GR 39 Mont Saint-MichelGuérande

Routes 41 to 50

List of Grande Randonée (GR) paths - 41 to 50
# Route
GR 41 ToursFarges-AllichampsMont-Dore
GR 42 Saint-ÉtienneAvignon
GR 43 Col des Faïsses • Sainte-Eulalie
GR 44 Les VansChamperboux
GR 46 ToursCahuzac-sur-Vère
GR 48

Routes 51 to 75

List of Grande Randonée (GR) paths - 51 to 75
# Route
GR 51 Mediterranean
GR 52 Menton • le col du Berceau • le col de Trétore • Sospel • Baisse de Linière • Pointe des Trois Communes • Baisse Cavaline • le refuge des Merveilles • Baisse du Basto • La Balme • Madone de Fenestre • le torrent du Boréon • le col de Salèse • le col du Bam • Saint-Dalmas-Valdeblore Near Nice - Breil-sur-Roya to Gorges de Saorge and Vallon de Zouayne.
GR 52A Mercantour
GR 53 Massif des Vosges
GR 54 Tour of Oisans and the Écrins
GR 55 Vanoise
GR 56 Ubaye
GR 57 LiègeDiekirch
GR 58 Queyras
GR 59 Massif des VosgesJuraBugeyRevermont
GR 60 MontpellierSaint-Chély-d'Aubrac
GR 65 GenèveLe Puy-en-VelayNasbinalsConquesFigeacMoissacAire-sur-l'AdourRoncevaux
GR 66 Mont Aigoual
GR 68 Mont Lozère
GR 70 Le Puy-en-VelayLozèreArdècheSaint-Jean-du-Gard
GR 71 EspérouMazamet
GR 71C/D Larzac
GR 71E
GR 72 Col du BezBarre-des-Cévennes

Routes 76 to 100

Routes 101 and above

List of Grande Randonée (GR) paths - 101 and above
# Route
GR 223 Berville-sur-Mer to Mont Saint-Michel via Côte de Grace, Côte Fleurie, Côte de Nacre, Côte de la déroute, Côte des havres, Baie du mont Saint-Michel
GR 145 The Via Francigena: (Canterbury) - Wissant - Arras - Laon - Châlons-en-Champagne - Besançon - Geneva - (Rome)
GR 380 Monts d'Arrée (Finistère)
GR 2013 urban and suburban trail around Greater Marseilles and Aix-en-Provence

Routes with special codes

Spain: Gran Recorrido

All routes

List of Gran Recorrido (GR) paths in Spain
# Route
GR 1 EmpúriesBanyolesBesalúRipollGironellaSant Llorenç de MorunysPuente de MontañanaGrausLa FuevaMontanejosLigüerre de CincaAbizandaAlquézarLoarreLas Peñas de RiglosAyerbeFuencalderasBielUncastilloSos del Rey CatólicoUjuéOliteLarragaAltoLos ArcosTorralba Del RíoSanta Cruz de CampezoBernedoSalinas de AñanaEspejoValdegovíaSan Pantaleón de LosaVillamorBárcena de PienzaTormeSalcedilloPrioroMarañaFinisterre
GR 7 AlgecirasAndorra
GR 11 Pyrenees between Hondarribia (near Irún) and Cap de Creus (near Cadaqués)
GR 71 Path of the Saja Nature Reserve. From the balneary of Corconte (Cantabria) to Sotres (Asturias).
GR 72 Route of Campurrians. From Santillana del Mar to Reinosa (Cantabria).
GR 73 Paved Road of the Blendii (Cantabria y Palencia). From Herrera de Pisuerga to Suances.
GR 74 Eastern Corridor of Cantabria. From Ramales de la Victoria to Reinosa (Cantabria).
GR 92 Eastern and Southern Coasts of Spain. From Portbou, on the French-Spanish border to Tarifa, the most southerly point of Spain. (Passing through the provinces of Catalunya, Valencia, Murica and Andalucia). GR 92 forms the southern portion of the E10, one of the European long-distance paths. The E10 runs between Finland and Spain.
GR 132 In La Gomera
GR 142 Alpujarras route
GR-160 Camino del Cid
GR 221 Ruta de la Pedra en Sec (Balearic Islands): Port d'Andratx - Sant Elm - La Trapa - Estellencs - Banyalbufar - Esporles - Valldemossa - Deià - Port de Sóller - Sóller - Santuari de Lluc - Pollença
GR 222 Ruta de Artà a Lluc (Balearic Islands)
GR 223 Camí de Cavalls (Menorca, Balearic Islands)
GR 236 Route of the Monasteries of Valencia. From Gandia to Alzira (Valencian Community)

Portugal: Percursos Pedestres de Grande Rota

  • GR 5 Fojos circular, 35 km (22 mi), Vieira do Minho / Minho
  • GR 11-E9 Caminho de Santiago, international, linear
  • GR 12-E7 international, linear
  • GR 13-E4 Via Algarviana, international, linear, 240 km (150 mi)
  • GR 14 Rota dos Vinhos da Europa, international, linear,
  • GR 17 Travessia do Alto Coura, circular, 52.3 km (32.5 mi)
  • GR 22 Rota das Aldeias Históricas, circular, 540 km (340 mi)
  • GR 23 Serra do Caldeirão, circular, 45 km (28 mi)
  • GR 26 Terras de Sicó, circular, 9 stages, 200 km (120 mi)
  • GR 28 Por Montes e Vales de Arouca, circular, 83 km (52 mi)
  • GR 29 Rota dos Veados, circular, 53 km (33 mi)
  • GR 30 Grande Rota das Linhas de Torres, circular, 112 km (70 mi), Lisboan and Vale do Tejo
  • GR 117 Geira Romana, international, linear
  • Travessia do Alvão, circular, 54 km (34 mi)
  • Travessia da Ribeira Minho, linear, 95.7 km (59.5 mi)
  • Soajo Peneda, circular, 77 km (48 mi)


Belgium: Grote Routepaden or Grande Randonnée

List of Grote Routepaden or Grande Randonnée paths (GR) in Belgium
# Route
GR 5 North Sea to Mediterranean: Bergen op ZoomLiègeDiekirchNice
GR 5A AntwerpBruggeDe PanneRonse (loop)
GR 12 AmsterdamBergen op ZoomBrusselsParis
GR 14 MalmedySedan
GR 15 MonschauMartelange
GR 16 Semois Path: ArlonMonthermé
GR 56 East Cantons: MalmedyBotrangeMonschauSankt-Vith (loop)
GR 57 Ourthe valley: LiègeDiekirch
GR 121 Braine-le-ComteBoulogne-sur-Mer
GR 122 Zeeland - Champagne - Ardenne: HulstSon
GR 123 Tour of West Hainaut: loop from Tournai
GR 125 Tour between the Sambre and the Meuse: loop from Walcourt
GR 126 BrusselsMembre-sur-Semois
GR 128 WissantKemmelMaastrichtAachen
GR 129 BruggeDinant
GR 130 MaldegemStavele
GR 412 Terrils path: BernissartBlegny
GR 512 Flemish Brabant: DiestGeraardsbergen
GR 561 DiestValkenswaardLanakenMaastricht
GR 563 Land of Herve: loop DalhemBerneauEupen
GR 564 Kempen - Condroz: LommelHuy
GR 565 Renier Snieders path (or Reinier Schniederspad): AntwerpBladel
GR 571 Valleys of the Legends: Comblain-au-PontNonceveux
GR 573 AngleurPepinsterEupenBotrangePepinster
GR 575 Tour of Namurois Condroz: loop from Andenne
GR 576 Tour of Liègeois Condroz: loop from Huy
GR 577 Tour of the Famenne: loop from Marche-en-Famenne
GR 579 BrusselsLiège
GR Ijzer BuysscheureNieuwpoort from the source to the mouth of the river Yser
GR Hageland loop from Leuven
GR Kempen loop from Turnhout
GR Mol-Om loop from Mol
GR Reynaertland HulstRupelmonde

Netherlands: Langeafstandswandelpaden

List of Langeafstandswandelpaden paths (LAW) in the Netherlands
# Route
LAW 1-1 Zevenwoudenpad: LauwersoogSteenwijk
LAW 1-2 Pionierspad: SteenwijkMuiden
LAW 1-3 Floris V-pad: AmsterdamMuidenBergen op Zoom
LAW 2 Trekvogelpad: Bergen aan ZeeAmsterdamEnschede
LAW 3 Marskramerpad: Bad BentheimDeventerAmersfoortLeidenThe Hague
LAW 4 Maarten van Rossumpad: 's-HertogenboschArnhemApeldoornOmmen
LAW 5-1 Deltapad: Sluis or Bergen op ZoomGoedereedeHook of Holland
LAW 5-2/5-3 Hollands Kustpad: Hoek van HollandThe HagueHaarlemDen Helder or Den Oever
LAW 5-4 Friese Kustpad: StavorenLauwersoog
LAW 5-5 Wad- en Wierdenpad: LauwersoogNieuweschans
LAW 6-1 Oeverlooperpad: Europoort or Hoek van HollandNederkerkLeerdam
LAW 6-2 Lingepad: LeerdamNijmegenBeek
LAW 7-1 Pelgrimspad part 1: Amsterdam's-Hertogenbosch
LAW 7-2 Pelgrimspad part 2: 's-HertogenboschMaastricht
LAW 8 Zuiderzeepad: EnkhuizenAmsterdamKampenStavoren
LAW 9-1 Pieterpad part 1: PieterburenVorden
LAW 9-2 Pieterpad part 2: VordenMaastrichtSint Pietersberg
LAW 10 Noaberpad: NieuweschansEmmen, NetherlandsEmmerich am Rhein
LAW 11 Grenslandpad: SluisBergen op ZoomThorn
LAW 12 Overijssels Havezatenpad: OldenzaalZwolleSteenwijk
LAW 701 Peellandpad: 's-HertogenboschRoermond

See also

References

  1. ^ "French Hiking Federation".
  2. ^ "Spanish Mountain Sports Federation".