Best attractions and places to see around Brunoy include a mix of natural landscapes and dedicated outdoor routes. The region features riverside paths along the Marne, extensive forest trails, and greenways suitable for various activities. These areas provide opportunities for walking, cycling, and enjoying the natural environment. Many options are family-friendly, making Brunoy a destination for diverse outdoor pursuits.
Last updated: May 5, 2026
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Beautiful solo Sunday stroll with friends or family by bike or on foot
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It's a technical and driving pleasure, in X-Country or enduro (even if there is almost no difference in altitude).
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To read before getting on your bike: https://valle-de-l-yerres-plateau-briard.over-blog.com/2018/09/le-train-des-roses.html
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the old railway line of the Bastille station (also called Chemin des Roses in Seine et Marne and Végétale (formerly Tégéval) in Val de Marne) is gradually being developed into a cycle/pedestrian path over the entire route not used by the RER A or the TGV, that is to say roughly from Boissy to the Yèbles terminus (40 km further), via the stations of Mandres, Brie-comte-Robert, Grisy, Coubert, etc... The path is built from the TGV underground in Boissy to the terminus of the line (since 2023 with the connection between Mandres and Servon which did not exist). Overall magnificent, very pleasant and on a clean site (by definition). Only the connection between Servon and Brie is a little chaotic with the crossing of the Francilienne and the N19, not very picturesque. To do!!
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This greenway is very pleasant, with shaded passages and bucolic sections. It is a walk accessible to all types of cyclists, especially children.
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A long, very rolling road to do with the family. I even walked there a little bit in the company of a little fox.
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Brunoy offers several family-friendly options. The Chemin des Roses Greenway is a pleasant cycle path with shaded and bucolic sections, accessible for all types of cyclists, including children. The Banks of the Marne in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés also provide a quiet and relaxing environment suitable for family strolls.
For easy hiking, consider the 'Parc Caillebotte – Caillebotte Estate loop from Brunoy' which is rated as easy. You can find more hiking options and details on the dedicated Hiking around Brunoy guide page.
Yes, the Chemin des Roses Greenway is highly recommended for its shaded passages and bucolic scenery, suitable for all cyclists. Another option is the Allée Royale, a straight, well-surfaced path perfect for road bikes. For more cycling routes, explore the Cycling around Brunoy guide.
The region boasts natural landscapes including riverside paths and extensive forest trails. The Banks of the Marne in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés offer a beautiful and relaxing river environment. Additionally, the Old Sénart Forest Path winds through the Sénart forest, passing between ponds and ditches.
Yes, there are mountain biking opportunities. The Bike park with many singles offers a series of technical single trails for mountain biking. You can find more detailed MTB routes and information on the MTB Trails around Brunoy guide page.
Visitors appreciate the diverse trails, cycle paths, and natural viewpoints. Many enjoy the quiet, beautiful, and relaxing environment of the Banks of the Marne for strolls, and the pleasant, shaded passages of the Chemin des Roses Greenway. The winding paths through the Sénart forest are also highly regarded.
Absolutely. The Old Sénart Forest Path is a segment following an old forest cycle path, offering a winding and pleasant course through the Sénart forest, suitable for both cyclists and runners.
The Allée Royale is a straight path with a good coating, making it very practicable for road bikes despite a little dust. It's a popular choice for those looking for a smooth ride.
While not a 'hidden gem' in the traditional sense, the Bike park with many singles offers a unique experience for mountain biking enthusiasts looking for technical trails, which might be less known to general visitors.
Many trails are designed for broad accessibility. For example, the Chemin des Roses Greenway is described as accessible to all types of cyclists, including children, suggesting a generally easy and well-maintained surface.
While specific wildlife is not detailed for every highlight, the Old Sénart Forest Path, located deep within the Sénart forest, is a natural habitat. Visitors have reported meeting 'Foans' (fawns) on summer evenings, indicating the presence of deer and other forest animals.
Yes, the 'Île de Brunoy Pond – Moulin de Brunoy loop from Brunoy' and 'Parc Caillebotte – Fontaine de Brunoy loop from Brunoy' are examples of circular hiking routes available. More options can be found in the Hiking around Brunoy guide.


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