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Brie villages loop
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Combining pastoral tranquillity and urban modernity.
This loop leads you to discover the convivial countryside of Brie, from the banks of the Seine River to the Rougeau Forest, passing by the Seine-École sports and recreation park. Along the way, visit traditional villages complemented by a judicious dose of modernity here and there.
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Tips
Safety instructions and good practices: - Respect the French highway code at all times and in all locations and remain courteous and polite with those you meet along the way. - Remain vigilant during the entirety of your outing. Don’t stray from the paths and trails, respect private properties, and carefully cross all streets and roads. Carefully follow the instructions and directions provided for each itinerary. - Respect the area’s flora and fauna, and leave no waste or trash behind. - Prior to departure, make sure that your smartphone or tablet is sufficiently charged. - When preparing your walk or hike, consider the level of difficulty for your chosen loop (especially if you’re bringing along children). - Prior to setting out, consult the weather forecast and remember to wear comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots, rainwear, a cap, sunscreen and sunglasses (depending on the season), a first-aid kit, a snack and water to drink during your outing. Also consider bringing along binoculars and a camera. - If you happen to notice any anomaly while following an itinerary, please don’t hesitate to write us! We value all such observations and remarks.
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Office de Tourisme Grand Paris Sud Seine-Essonne-Sénart - 11/06/2025
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Open period
All year round.
Contact
Phone : 01 60 39 60 69
Email : seine-et-marne@ffrandonnee.fr
Website :
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The Cirkwi brief
Immerse yourself in the serene countryside charm and the freshness of new towns as this exclusive circuit whisks you away. From the picturesque banks of the Seine to the mystic forests of Rougeau and the vibrant Seine-École leisure base, experience a journey dotted with quaint Briard villages, weaving modernity into their fabric. This circuit, thoughtfully composed by the Office de Tourisme Grand Paris Sud, promises to elevate your journey with an insight into both natural beauty and innovative development. Embrace the invitation to explore a rich tapestry of history, culture, and leisure wrapped in the warmth of the French countryside.
Brief Technical Overview
Spanning a distance of 13 kilometers, this walking circuit presents a modest challenge with an altitude variation from 39 to 84 meters and a total positive elevation gain marking 243 meters. These metrics signify an itinerary that is accessible yet stimulating enough for walking enthusiasts seeking a blend of leisure and mild physical activity. Its path is meticulously curated to showcase the essence of the region, making it a fulfilling exploration for those keen on discovering the nuances of the Briard villages' landscape.
Seasonal Tips and Safety
To fully savor this journey, timing and preparation are key. Spring offers a delightful palette of blooming flora, while autumn frames the villages in golden hues. Summer presents lush, vibrant vistas, though early mornings are recommended to evade the heat. Winter, cloaked in tranquility, demands warm attire and vigilance for slippery paths. Always carry water, wear suitable footwear, and keep local emergency contacts handy. Respecting the environment and adhering to marked paths ensures a safe and enjoyable visit for all seasons.
Historical Insights and Culture
Savigny-le-Temple, nestled within the heart of France's storied Seine-et-Marne department, is a testament to the rich cultural and historical tapestry of the region. As the starting point of the Circuit des Villages Briards, it bridges the modernity of new towns with the timeless charm of the French countryside. The area, historically significant for its agricultural contributions and strategic locations, today serves as a vivid reminder of France's adaptive landscapes, where history and progress walk hand in hand, inviting explorers to delve into its past and present allure.
Regional Climate Overview
The Seine-et-Marne region, graced with a temperate climate, experiences mild winters and warm summers. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are particularly idyllic, boasting moderate temperatures and less rainfall - making them the prime time for exploration. Visitors in summer (June to August) should anticipate warm days, while winter (December to February) requires preparation for cooler temperatures and potential frosty mornings. To capture the essence of the Villages Briards, visiting during the shoulder seasons is advised for the most comfortable and visually rewarding experience.