Saint-Germain-en-Laye Forest

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Versailles, France

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Saint-Germain-en-Laye Forest Details

Saint-Germain-en-Laye Forest is located in Versailles, France on 27 Rue Edouard Charton. Saint-Germain-en-Laye Forest is rated 4.3 out of 5 in the category national forest in France.

Address

27 Rue Edouard Charton

Postal code

78000

City

Versailles

Country

France

Phone

+33130872063

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Sonam Lama
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Take a fresh air in a jungle walk around to the lake cycling.

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Amit Kumar
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Very well planned trails. Loved it. So beautiful. Peaceful. Will come again.

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Naruto Woodford
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So fun,big, very natural and no danger

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marco heimann
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I like running there during my weekend workout. There are many paths and you can always change your track a little so you don't get bored. Be careful as some paths can lead nowhere or end up muddy.

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Jaap Error
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The forest here is a great place for a walk or a run. They have pretty long straight paths but never too long. There are enough variations to made in your routes so you make it interesting for yourself for multiple days. It's a quiet and dense forest with enough light to make it okay for an evening walk.

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Felice Morcombe
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A lovely easy to get to (take the RER line A to the end) escape from Paris to nature. A beautiful walk.

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Charlie Farrell
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Fabulous and extensive ancient forest with many quality exercise facilities nearby (sports and swimming mainly). The forest is criss-crossed with paths of various sizes with many hidden open spaces for picnicking or rest. Despite its proximity to the residential suburbs of Paris and the number of people making use of the forest, it is sufficiently large, that one can always find a quiet spot. There is plenty of wildlife to see too.

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David Bravo
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It's a great forest for hikes, lots of different plants and mushrooms to see. There are also several praying spots scattered around the forest and even it's oldest landmark, La Croix Pucelle, that dates back to 1456. It's isolated enough that you can hear little to no car noises once you're deep into the forest. We couldn't find any clearings to or nice areas to have a picnic. You may find some trash lying around but that's the people's fault, not the forest.

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