Le Tréport Cliffs, Le Treport
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Coastal Heritage of Le Tréport in One Day
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About Le Tréport Cliffs
The Le Tréport Cliffs are spectacular white chalk cliffs rising 100-110 meters above the English Channel, marking the highest point and northeastern terminus of Normandy's famous Alabaster Coast. These geological marvels, formed from 100-million-year-old marine sediments during the Cretaceous period, are part of the same chalk formation as the White Cliffs of Dover. Visitors can reach the cliff tops via a unique free automated funicular that tunnels directly through the rock in under two minutes, or by climbing 378 steps from the old town hall.
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The cliffs erode at a rate of 10-50 centimeters per year, typically through sudden dramatic collapses rather than gradual wear. This ongoing erosion constantly reshapes the coastline, creating new geological features while claiming parts of the cliff edge - visitors should always stay behind safety barriers.
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