This is possibly the prettiest former railway path in the country with a stunning destination: the lighthouse at Corbiere. The Walk - now used more by cyclists than walkers - is lined in parts with palm trees and other exotic plants.

The Route: From St aubin to the Corbiere lighthouse.

Distance: 3.5 miles one way, 7 miles both.

Start & Parking: The start is next to St Aubin harbour, near Market Street, straight on from the small Nat West bank. Parking is available in St Aubin and at various car parks close to the promenade starting at St Helier. This promenade is open to cyclists (but watch out for the trackless tourist train!).

Surface & Hills: Gravel path. There's a 2 mile climb from St Aubin to St Brelade ('traffic-calmed' to prevent you hitting terminal velocity on the way back).

Roads & Road Crossings: Five minor road crossings.

Links to other trails: There are no other truly traffic-free waymarked routes on Jersey but the Corbiere Walk crosses many points of access on to the Green Lane network where cars are discouraged with 15 mph speed restrictions.

Cycle Hire: Jersey Cycletours, Tel: 01534 482898; Zebra Cycle Hire, Tel: 01534 36556.

Map & Leaflet: From Jersey Tourism, Liberation Square, St Helier, Tel: 01534 500700.

Nearest Railway: None.

Refreshments: Plentry of pubs and cafes in St Aubin. Along the way is the Poplars tea room. La Moye, st Brelade (Tel: 01534 421184). This is in a farmhouse owned by the Bissan family since 1690. Coming back from the lighthouse it's a right turn at the first road crossing.