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Tour of the Fontainebleau Forest

Tour of the Fontainebleau Forest
Tour of the Fontainebleau Forest

Description

Set out to discover an exceptional forest dotted with picturesque villages.

This 74-km loop in four stages allows you to explore and experience the multifaceted Fontainebleau Forest.

The muse of numerous painters, this sylvan treasure trove boasts a diversity of landscapes: ancient woodlands, rock piles, platières… and not a few breathtaking views. Along the way, you’ll also visit authentic villages adorned with charming sandstone homes.

Technical Information

Walking
Difficulty
Hard
Duration
5h (4d)
Dist.
74 km
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Starting point

16 Gare de Fontainebleau-Avon , 77210   Avon
Lat : 48.416572Lng : 2.72652

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Seine et Marne Attractivité - 12/12/2025
www.tourisme-seine-et-marne.fr/
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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.

Open period

All year round.

Contact

Phone : 01 60 39 60 69

Email : seine-et-marne@ffrandonnee.fr

Website :
https://baladnature77.cirkwi.com/#!page=circuit&id=56626&langue=fr
http://www.randonnee-77.com/

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Quartier Henri IV - Place d'Armes 77300 Fontainebleau France

The Cirkwi brief

Discover Fontainebleau's Enchanting Lands and Trails

Embark on a remarkable journey through the heart of Fontainebleau, a trek that combines the natural beauty of its legendary forests with the charm of its traditional villages. Brought to you by Seine et Marne Attractivité, this excursion promises a blend of cultural immersion and natural exploration. Revel in the artistic muse of countless painters as you navigate through vast groves, rocky chaos, and panoramic plains. This route not only unveils the scenic diversity of Fontainebleau but also invites you into the authentic life of its quaint villages. Feel inspired as you step into a world where every turn offers a story.

Trail Insights and Specs

Traversing a distance of 74km with elevations ranging from 42m to 137m, this itinerary presents a modest challenge. The total positive elevation change adds up to 1018m, offering gradual yet persistent ascents. Designed primarily for walking, it suits a range of fitness levels. The pathway leads through varying terrain, equipping adventurers with a comprehensive experience of Fontainebleau's diverse landscapes. This technical breakdown aims to guide potential trekkers in understanding the physical demands and layout of their impending journey.

Seasonal Advice for Trekkers

Regardless of the season, Fontainebleau's trails offer their unique charms. However, preparation is key. In spring and autumn, layered clothing caters to the fluctuating temperatures. Summer demands sun protection and plenty of water, as the paths can be more exposed. Winter walkers should be wary of icy patches, especially at higher altitudes. Always inform someone of your route and expected return, and consider time of day to avoid getting caught out after dark. These tips ensure a safer and more enjoyable experience in the enchanting forests of Fontainebleau.

Historic Essence of Fontainebleau

Fontainebleau, a region steeped in history, offers more than just scenic beauty. Located in the heart of France, its significance dates back centuries, with the forest surrounding the famed château serving both royalty and artists as a source of inspiration. The area's villages, with their distinctive sandstone homes, echo the cultural richness and artisanal heritage of this unique corner of France. Understanding the historic and cultural backdrop enriches the visiting experience, adding depth to the natural landscapes and architectural wonders encountered along the way.

Fontainebleau's Weather Outlook

Fontainebleau's climate is generally temperate, marked by mild summers and cool winters. The best visiting periods are late spring through early autumn, when the weather is most favorable for outdoor activities. During these months, the forest comes alive with verdant foliage and a vibrant ecosystem, offering an ideal setting for exploration. Precipitation is fairly distributed throughout the year, so it's wise to pack rain gear despite the season. This regional climate guide aids trekkers in planning their adventure, ensuring a pleasant experience in Fontainebleau's great outdoors.
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Caution!
We have no information on the difficulty of this circuit. You may encounter some surprises along the way. Before you go, please feel free to inquire more and take all necessary precautions. Have a good trip! 🌳🥾