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Very nice trail running outing in the forest 🌳

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The fountain is on a small bend, be careful because it is quickly invaded by plants

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What is to be remembered from this route is the passage through the Carnelle forest. However, there are too many roads on the Isle Adam and along the Oise. No particular difficulty.

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pretty lake hidden in the middle of the forest

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High place of pilgrimage (in the region anyway) between the 15th and 18th centuries. The water from this fountain was said to have the power to cure various skin diseases (scabies for example). This pilgrimage ceased shortly before the French Revolution.

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This funerary megalith dates back to the beginning of the Neolithic period! It is the largest and most famous of all the covered alleys in the Paris region, which has become the archetype of burials associated with the Seine-Oise-Marne culture. All the slabs are in Fontainebleau sandstone, several outcrops of which are visible on the hillside.

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in a beautiful forest we arrive there with a magnificent sun which warms up a little

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Lac Bleu is one of the two bodies of water in the Carnelle forest. On sunny days, its name takes on its full meaning. But there is another reason for the name of this lake from old quarries. The bottom rock is a mixture of gypsum and marl. The color is changing due to algae, but originally it is deep blue. Around the lake, one can appreciate the oaks, the beeches and the chestnut trees. A feast for the eyes!

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This bucolic path runs along the Stors marsh nature reserve. The ground quickly becomes muddy in bad weather and the days following the rain. That said, the setting is beautiful along the rock faces. For the rest, it's a fairly easy single.

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Magnificent natural reserve that this marsh of Stors.

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Lac Bleu is one of the two bodies of water in the Carnelle forest. On sunny days, its name takes on its full meaning. But there is another reason for the name of this lake from old quarries. The bottom rock is a mixture of gypsum and marl. The color is changing due to algae, but originally it is deep blue. Around the lake, one can appreciate the oaks, the beeches and the chestnut trees. A feast for the eyes!

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Lac Bleu is one of the two bodies of water in the Carnelle forest. On sunny days, its name takes on its full meaning. But there is another reason for the name of this lake from ancient quarries. The rock at the bottom is a mixture of gypsum and marl. The color is changing due to algae, but originally it is deep blue. Around the lake, one can appreciate oaks, beeches and chestnuts. A feast for the eye!

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The Sainte Radegonde fountain is one of the essential points of the Montmorency forest. It was the object of a pilgrimage because it was said that its water healed the sick. But who is Radegonde? Born in Thuringia around 520, she was forced to marry Clotaire 1er, but later broke away from the secular world to lead a monastic life. The fact is that the fountain is quite pretty and worth a detour, just to spice up your itinerary.

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The Blue Lake, like the small pond located a few dozen meters away, has been built in old marl quarries, which give the water a bluish color. For this reason, they reach a depth of 20 to 30 m and swimming is prohibited there for safety reasons. On the other hand, you can go fishing there. The ponds have replaced the quarries, and the presence of green marls, which color their bed, explains their astonishing variation in color. Going from turquoise blue to emerald green, depending on the depth, the time of day, the intensity of the light.

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Beautiful corner of forest indeed with small paths in the middle of ferns. There is a special atmosphere there, go ahead it's worth the detour. And it leaves a little thoughtful to see these traces engraved so long ago ...

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Hello nature lovers. The Stors marsh is a magical little place, and if you have the opportunity to come there very early or bivouac in the evening, you will see beautiful wildlife there, knowing also that humans have carved into the cliff to draw from it. the beautiful building stone. Great discovery to all. michel

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Nice descent but watch out for the roots !!

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The Stors marsh is located in the town of Mériel, 27 km north of Paris, on the edge of the Isle-Adam and Oise forests. This classified site in the Chauvry Valley, with high landscape value, is made up of a mosaic of very sensitive environments and occupies the bottom of a small valley, crossed by the Ru du Vieux Moutiers. Despite a relatively small area, this wetland is of remarkable interest on the Ile-de-France scale for the richness of its flora and fauna. https://www.reserves-naturelles.org/marais-de-stors

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Truly an extraordinary little place steeped in history

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Hello lovers of beauty. Your legs really need to take you to this wonderful site, full of emotions. Imagine that 4500 years ago, humans sharpened their tools to cut, hunt, build, leaving a trace engraved in the rock, and time. This corner of the forest is magnificent, so quickly go and discover it. Beautiful walks everyone.

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