Trinity Folklore Walk

An evening torchlit stroll through Trinity's lanes, sharing local superstitions, legends and folklore tales, with one steep hill along the way.

This leisurely walk wanders through the lanes and winding green paths of Trinity, Jersey, where history and legend meet. Along the way, walkers uncover the island's folklore, from curious local superstitions to tales passed down through generations.

The guide explains how the myths and mysteries of old still echo in the present, shaping the places on the route and the people who live there. Stops range from a haunting tale beside an ancient church to a whimsical legend tied to a quiet country lane, each revealing something hidden in plain sight. Suited to curious minds and gentle explorers alike, the walk combines fresh air, gentle exercise and storytelling, offering a new way of seeing Trinity.

Route difficulty: the circular route is all roads and paths, with one long steep hill included. Suitable clothing and sturdy footwear are essential. Nordic or walking sticks are recommended (optional). Torches are essential.

Dogs: allowed, but must be kept on a lead at all times and cleaned up after.

Check-in point: the public car park at the Trinity Arms pub at 7.15pm for a prompt 7.30pm start.

Fees: adults £20.00 (see ticket link). Under 16s (minimum age 10 years) £5.00, cash on the night. Over 65s £5.00, cash on the night. HM Forces serving personnel and veterans go free. For concessions and free entry, contact the organisers by email. 10% of fees is donated to the Jersey Joint Services Veterans Association.