フォージ・レ・バンの天然記念物・トップ8

The turtle head welcomes you at the end of the hike with its two big, friendly eyes!

A lovely passage towards the abbey and waterfalls of Vaux-en-Cernay.

The “Petit Launay” oak (the aulnoye), remarkable for its size and the distribution of its branches, seems to date back to the 15th century. The organizers of the Universal Exhibition of 1900 in Paris wanted to transport it to the capital, which attests to the interest that this Tree already presented. Mr Grisier, mayor of Bures and owner of “Petit Launay” fortunately declined this offer. This estate, a former stronghold from the 14th century, has been better known, since 1810, under the name of "The Virgin". A statuette is still visible on the surrounding wall of the property. It is crossed by the Vaularon, a tributary of the Yvette, hence the humidity conducive to the growth of alders. This tree has been classified in the list of “venerable trees in France”.

Pretty water point in a bucolic area near Vaux-en-Cernay. Perfect for recharging your batteries and forgetting the Parisian frenzy for an afternoon!

Very nice path but sandy in places. It was complicated with 32 tires but it was worth it.

Sometimes sandy and slippery

They line the Vossery wood hiking trail

On the Véloscénie, magnificent path leading to just opposite the Barn.