레비생놈 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Ideal parking for a starting point for the Girouard circuit This circuit covers three municipalities: Lévis-St-Nom, Les Essarts-le-Roi, and Dampierre. It covers a length of 7.9 km, including 380 m in the municipality of Les Essarts-le-Roi, 4.02 km in the municipality of Dampierre, 3.25 km in the municipality of Lévis-St-Nom, and 250 m between the latter two municipalities. This circuit runs in the same direction as the Pommeret circuit on their shared section. Therefore, its direction of travel is clockwise, for the sake of the view and ease of travel. This circuit passes by the Church and the Cemetery of Lévis-St-Nom, climbs to the crossroads of the Six Croix, crosses the Bois de Maincourt and runs along the marsh, then passes into Maincourt, then into the hamlet of Mousseau, crosses the Bois de l'Etrille along the Ravin then the Haras, to finish in Girouard. The environments crossed are: forests, fields, meadows, wetlands (Yvette, Marais de Maincourt, Ravin de l'Etrille, Ru du Pommeret). In terms of topography, this circuit crosses plateaus, hillsides and valley bottoms, with a maximum difference in altitude of 60m.

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Near Maincourt-sur-Yvette, this wood has beautiful rock formations climbing up the first slopes of the Chevreuse valley, just a few meters from the river.

Nestled in the Chevreusee Valley, the Maincourt-sur-Yvette washhouse is a beautiful piece of rural heritage. This stone washhouse, carefully restored, is surrounded by greenery. A little gem to discover during a stroll in the region.

expanse of ferns reflecting the trees and providing a touch of green

small abandoned washhouse deep in the forest

supervision on the meadow with multiple horses running free

sublime wash house in the middle of the forest along the Yvette