  We treat the problem of defining, and characterising in a practical way, an
appropriate class of distinguished curves for Poincar\'e-Einstein manifolds,
and other conformally singular geometries. These "generalised geodesics" agree
with geodesics away from the conformal singularity set and are shown to satisfy
natural "boundary conditions" at points where they meet or cross the metric
singularity set. We also characterise when they coincide with conformal
circles. In the case of (Poincar\'e-)Einstein manifolds, we are able to provide
a very general theory of first integrals for these distinguished curves. As
well as the general procedure outlined, a specific example is given.
