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Small trail running excellent for beginners

The Vallée des Cailles Regional Nature Reserve covers more than 45 hectares of dry valleys, limestone lawns and woods on the edge of the Dreux forest. You will be able to admire the rich biodiversity of the site which is home to five habitats of community interest including a priority habitat of meso-xerophilic lawn. You will also be able to discover traces of human occupation from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic, as well as the remains of a brickworks and a quarry from the 19th century.

Mézières-Écluzelles water body is an artificial lake which constitutes the largest body of water in the region. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds. You can circle the lake on a 5 km trail, or explore the marshes on the east side. The Mézières-Écluzelles lake is an ideal place to relax and admire the natural beauty of the region.

The Vallée des Cailles Regional Nature Reserve covers more than 45 hectares of dry valleys, limestone grasslands and woodlands on the edge of the Dreux forest. You will be able to admire the rich biodiversity of the site which is home to five habitats of community interest including a priority meso-xerophilic grassland habitat. You can also discover the traces of human occupation from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic, as well as the remains of a brickyard and a 19th century quarry.

History and architecture lovers will appreciate the Château de la Robetiėre in Dreux. This is a former royal castle which dates from the 12th century and was the seat of the Counts of Dreux, a branch of the Capetian dynasty. The castle was destroyed by the English in 1421 during the Hundred Years War, but some of its ruins are still visible, such as an old defense tower. The Château de la Robetiėre in Dreux is a fascinating destination for a historical and cultural hike.

Here you will find a refreshing and relaxing hike through a forest that covers an area of 3,300 hectares and is home to a variety of trees, such as oak, beech, pine and fir. You can explore the forest on foot and enjoy the scenery and wildlife. The forest also has historical and cultural attractions, such as the Pavillon du Carré, a former hunting lodge built by Henry II in the 16th century. The Dreux national forest is a privileged place to reconnect with nature and discover the region's heritage.

This former hunting lodge, classified as a historic monument, is located in the heart of the Dreux forest. To achieve this, the possibilities for walks in the middle of the oaks are innumerable.

20 km of walks on forest paths with a range of forests that changes depending on where you are