Hiking trail ideas in Seine-et-Marne
Seine-et-Marne, with its varied landscapes and rich cultural heritage, is a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts staying at our campsite in Seine et Marne. Whether you are a seasoned hiker or a Sunday stroller who wants to discover the region on foot, this department of Île-de-France offers a multitude of trails for all levels. Here is an exploration of the most beautiful hikes in Seine-et-Marne that will make you discover exceptional panoramas, lush forests and charming villages.
The trails of the Fontainebleau forest
The Fontainebleau and Gâtinais Biosphere Reserve, 30 minutes from our estate, is undoubtedly one of the jewels of hiking in Seine-et-Marne. Renowned for its sandstone blocks, rocky landscapes and century-old trees, this forest offers hiking trails to Fontainebleau for all levels. The hike to Mont Aigu is an opportunity to soak up the splendor and delicacy of this ecosystem. Among the must-see hikes in Seine-et-Marne, the Gorges de Franchard circuit (departure from Fontainebleau) will allow you to discover spectacular viewpoints and unique rock formations.
For the more athletic, the Denecourt-Colinet trail (departure from Fontainebleau), more than 10 km long on average, guides you to the Caverne des Brigands, with its artificial cave and beautiful panorama. The loop continues among the imposing sandstone blocks to the Gorges d'Apremont, where the view opens onto the forest. The Barbizon circuit is a hike in Seine-et-Marne that allows you to discover the Tillaie reserve. To discover the Fontainebleau massif, do the loop from the village of Avon to the village of Montigny-sur-Loing along a walk made of shaded and sunny paths. The Belvédères trail, starting from Canche aux Merciers, is popular for its panoramas of the Trois Pignons massif. Hikers will find belvederes, forest passages and rocky areas, typical of Seine-et-Marne.
For the more athletic, the Denecourt-Colinet trail (departure from Fontainebleau), more than 10 km long on average, guides you to the Caverne des Brigands, with its artificial cave and beautiful panorama. The loop continues among the imposing sandstone blocks to the Gorges d'Apremont, where the view opens onto the forest. The Barbizon circuit is a hike in Seine-et-Marne that allows you to discover the Tillaie reserve. To discover the Fontainebleau massif, do the loop from the village of Avon to the village of Montigny-sur-Loing along a walk made of shaded and sunny paths. The Belvédères trail, starting from Canche aux Merciers, is popular for its panoramas of the Trois Pignons massif. Hikers will find belvederes, forest passages and rocky areas, typical of Seine-et-Marne.
The Yerres Valley Loops
An hour from our campsite near Fontainebleau, the Yerres Valley is another remarkable hiking site in Seine-et-Marne. This hilly region, dotted with rivers and small lakes, offers bucolic landscapes ideal for a family hike. The Boucle de l'Yerres trail, approximately 12 km long, is perfect for a relaxing day. On this route, you will cross forests, meadows and charming villages, all while following the course of the Yerres. The Les Gués sur l’Yerres loop stands out as one of the favorite hikes of adventurers in Seine-et-Marne.
The route of castles and gardens
For lovers of history and heritage, Seine-et-Marne offers hiking trails that take you to discover its many castles and gardens. The circuit from Blandy-les-Tours to Vaux-le-Vicomte is a 15 km hike that allows you to visit two of the most beautiful castles in the southern Brie region. Along the way on this hike in Seine-et-Marne, you can also admire the Blandy-les-Tours fortified castle, impeccably maintained French gardens and panoramas worthy of the most beautiful postcards.