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France
Ile-de-France
Versailles
Viroflay

Étang de la Geneste – Étang du Val-d'Or loop from Viroflay Rive Gauche

Routes
Mountain biking trails
France
Ile-de-France
Versailles
Viroflay

Étang de la Geneste – Étang du Val-d'Or loop from Viroflay Rive Gauche

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Étang de la Geneste – Étang du Val-d'Or loop from Viroflay Rive Gauche

03:45

47.0km

490m

Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 14, 2025

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342 m in total

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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1

6.05 km

Bois des Gonards

Highlight • Forest

Magnificent wooded path to ride cushy

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2

11.7 km

Carrefour des Petits Champs

Highlight • Trail

quickly recognizable

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3

12.1 km

Geneste Pond

Highlight • Lake

The Geneste pond is a pond located in the town of Buc, in the Yvelines. It was dug in 1948 to protect Buc from flooding by channeling the waters of the Bièvre, then enlarged.

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4

15.5 km

Forêt domaniale de Versailles

Forest

5

15.8 km

Val-d'Or Pond

Highlight • Lake

a little uneven, top paths, a discovery.

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6

22.5 km

View of the Palace of Versailles

Highlight • Viewpoint

Magnificent view of Versailles and its castle.

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7

23.1 km

Swiss Pond via the Kitchen Garden Alley

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the magic of Versailles

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8

33.4 km

Pond of Cour Roland

Highlight • Lake

The Cour Roland estate is a 33-hectare site that offers various sports and leisure activities. It is also a beautiful green space that allows you to get away from it all. Its lake is the perfect place for this.

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9

35.7 km

Forêt de Montéclin

Forest

10

44.8 km

Singletrack Descent in the Meudon Forest Clearing

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The start of this single is at the clearing. Next, watch out for the first right turn. There is a large root, which can be avoided by going to the left. A magnificent singletrack in the Meudon forest!

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47.0 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

33.5 km

5.08 km

3.53 km

3.20 km

1.50 km

116 m

Surfaces

12.4 km

12.0 km

10.3 km

9.53 km

2.04 km

611 m

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