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Opis
Walking down the road towards the ruins of Grosnez Castle, you will pass heathland dominated by gorse, bracken and heather, home to birds such as the świergotek łąkowy, kląskawka, pierwiosnek and makolągwa, whilst overhead, looking for small mammals are pustułka (zwyczajna), myszołów and błotniak stawowy. In spring 2025 there were at least 3 pairs of błotniak stawowy resident
Upon reaching the castle, it is possible to follow paths in either direction along the cliff top. Heading south you can walk to the WWII German observation post and even to the Batterie Molkte gun emplacements, whilst heading north the route takes you to Plemont. The cliffs are home to a variety of seabirds such as mewa siodłata, mewa żółtonoga, mewa srebrzysta, mewa pospolita, ostrygojad and kruk whilst out to see nurzyk and burzyk pólnocny can often be seen.
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Grosnez is located in the extreme northwest of the island of Jersey. The number 9 bus from Liberation Buss station in St Helier goes to the site (get off at Grosnez House). There is parking near the racecourse and also a car park at Grosnez Castle. Press a P on the map for directions to a parking. The road from the racecourse to the castle is tarmac and then the coastal paths are a mix of gravel, rocks and grass.