周辺の天然記念物・トップ5

ONF will plant a young oak tree in the middle of the Antin oak tree.

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he's on the ground now, alas!

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The tree is unfortunately no more… 😕

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Unfortunately he fell. He had had his day!

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Observatory accessible via a pontoon on the marsh

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A quiet observatory that allows you to observe many species of birds throughout the seasons.

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With a diameter of 1.70 m, this oak is 500 years old.

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Superb alley of giant sequoias, quite unlikely in Ile-de-France.

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Superb alley of giant sequoias planted in 1887. It is the 2nd longest alley of sequoias in Europe. With magnificent specimens over 4 m in diameter. Even if some wither due to parasites and lack of water.

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A big and beautiful majestic tree!

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The alley of the sequoias of Mennecy was planted in the park of Villeroy in 1887 at the request of the Darblay family, owner of the place. It is the second longest alley in Europe: it is 800 meters long and has 134 trees (an English alley has 219 redwoods). The average circumference is about 4 meters. Source: http://www.sequoias.eu/Pages/Locations/mennecy.htm

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The ponds form part of the landscape of Île-de-France. They are home to a rich biodiversity: birds, unique plant species, amphibians... Unfortunately, the ponds are degrading day after day, which explains the disappearance of dragonflies. But many organizations are trying to preserve these magnificent places!

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Very pretty path lined with giant sequoias. A little history: the Mennecy sequoia avenue was planted in Villeroy park in 1887 at the request of the Darblay family, owner of the place. It is the second longest avenue in Europe: it is 800 meters long and has 134 trees aged around 140 years and reaching over 30 meters in height, with an average circumference of around 4 meters.

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Be silent as you approach the observatory

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Remarkable elements of our landscapes, ponds form places of life appreciated by a great diversity of species, both plant and animal. However, they are becoming scarce, particularly in Île-de-France. The degradation of wetlands is one of the main causes of dragonfly disappearance in the region. In its missions, the NFB strives to conserve these fragile reservoirs of biodiversity by undertaking specific maintenance work.

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paved roads and free car path

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Huge oak blasted

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Water point and good entry / exit for Sénart forest

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Beautiful tree thundered at the edge of the forest

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