Best lakes around Clamart include several notable ponds and artificial bodies of water that provide recreational opportunities. While Clamart, located in the Hauts-de-Seine department, does not feature expansive natural lakes, its green spaces are enhanced by these water features. The area offers a mix of urban parks with water bodies and forest ponds, contributing to its natural landscape. These locations serve as points for relaxation and outdoor activity.
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Today we went on a beautiful hike near 🌞 in the Parisian forest. With an area of approximately 846 hectares in the west of the city, the Bois de Boulogne can be considered one of the two 'lungs' of Paris and the second largest green space in terms of area, after the Bois de Vincennes in the east. In October, many cyclamens bloom here along the hiking trail. A hike all the way around the lake with a visit to the island is a wonderful one. A free ferry ride is offered to get to the island. Highly recommended. We took a short break at LE CHALET DES ILES. Afterwards, we hiked a short distance on the island. Surprisingly, the heron was very friendly. I had the impression that it was expecting to be photographed 😄. It immediately struck a pose; I've never been so close to a heron before. There are always great photo opportunities along the hike, with small, babbling brooks in a very idyllic setting.
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Bois de Boulogne Paris, France The two trees (240 cm) are a gift from Swedish industry to the Parisians and symbolize love and unity. This bronze statue was inaugurated in 1994. With this donation, the investor – a Swedish industrial holding company – and the Wallenberg family acknowledge the historical significance of relations between France and Sweden. At the tip of the small island in Lake Superior, this symbol of love has become a favorite place for Parisians to rest, row, and contemplate for bird lovers. There are great places to sit and relax. The sculpture is beautiful to behold and highly recommended 👍 to visit.
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Another wonderful moment that simply takes you away 🥰. First, we took a break on a wonderful viewing bench and enjoyed the view of the Les Deux Arbes sculpture and the surrounding area 😍. It was hard for us to leave this place 😔. But the day is drawing to a close. This short hike in the Bois de Boulogne 💙 is absolutely spectacular and highly recommended.
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The view from across the shore was spectacular, but to see it from here is incredible. To see so much romance in one statue is indescribably beautiful.
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The pond is as bucolic as you could wish for
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easy calm but crowded on weekends in good weather
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Water reservoirs on the Bièvre (river bearing the old name of the beaver), whose level is managed by the SIAVB (Intercommunal Syndicate for the Sanitation of the Bièvre Valley), the ponds of Moulin de Renard, Minière, Geneste, offer a natural reservoir for fauna and flora. Herons, swans, moorhens, mallards, great crested grebes, cormorants, barnacle geese, kingfishers and many other birds populate the banks of these ponds. Wild boars, foxes, roe deer are also present as well as wild rabbits, red squirrels or chipmunk squirrels (striped or Korean). Many flat or sloping paths allow hikers, joggers and cyclists to create their own circuits in this haven of greenery. Definitely worth discovering.
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The Luxembourg Gardens are one of the most beautiful and emblematic parks in Paris. Located in the 6th District, these gardens were designed in 1612 by order of Marie de Médicis, and are a perfect place to relax and enjoy nature in the middle of the city.
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Clamart features a mix of artificial bodies of water and natural ponds. Notable examples include the artificial Lac du Panorama within the Parc urbain du Panorama, and the natural Étangs de La Garenne and Étang de Trivaux, both located within the Bois de Clamart. These offer diverse environments for relaxation and outdoor activities.
Yes, several spots are great for families. The Lac du Panorama, located in the Parc urbain du Panorama, is ideal with playgrounds featuring unique dragon structures for children. Geneste Pond is also a popular family-friendly destination, known for cycling. Additionally, Saint-Cucufa Pond offers a peaceful setting for walks and picnics amidst nature.
For a peaceful experience, head to Saint-Cucufa Pond, nestled in the heart of the national forest of Malmaison. It provides a preserved setting for walks among trees, with benches for resting. The Étang de Trivaux within the Bois de Clamart also offers tranquil paths through diverse tree species.
Absolutely. The Luxembourg Palace and Gardens, inspired by the Florentine Boboli garden, features a large central pond and offers a blend of French and English garden styles. Another magnificent historical water feature is the Grand Canal at Versailles, providing stunning views and a pleasant walking environment.
The area offers various outdoor activities. You can enjoy cycling around Geneste Pond, or explore the extensive walking trails in the Bois de Clamart near the Étangs de La Garenne and Étang de Trivaux. For more structured routes, consider the hiking trails around Clamart, or the road cycling routes and gravel biking options that often pass by these water bodies.
Yes, the Étangs de La Garenne, located within the Bois de Clamart, is a popular spot for anglers. It is populated with various fish species, including roach, perch, tench, and carp, offering a serene natural environment for fishing enthusiasts.
The Upper Lake of the Bois de Boulogne is a particularly beautiful spot popular with both joggers and cyclists, offering a great local recreation area to relax and get away from city stress. Geneste Pond is also highly appreciated for cycling.
The Bois de Clamart is a significant natural area that is part of the larger Forêt domaniale de Meudon. It is home to several ponds, including the Étangs de La Garenne and Étang de Trivaux. This forest offers extensive walking trails, remarkable trees, and cultural heritage sites, providing a picturesque backdrop for visitors.
Yes, the Bois de Clamart, which hosts the Étangs de La Garenne and Étang de Trivaux, offers numerous walking trails suitable for various levels. For specific easy routes, you can find options like the 'Green Amphitheater loop from Clamart' within the hiking guide for Clamart.
The ponds and parks around Clamart are enjoyable year-round. Spring brings seasonal blooms of wild hyacinths in the Bois de Clamart, making it particularly picturesque. Autumn offers beautiful foliage. Even in winter, places like Geneste Pond are noted for their beauty, offering peaceful walks.
While the ponds and artificial lakes within Clamart are primarily for recreation like walking, cycling, or fishing, they are not designated for swimming. For swimming, the closest designated lake is the Bassin Plaine Sud du Parc de Choisy, located about 12.8 km from Clamart.
The ponds and surrounding forests, particularly in the Bois de Clamart and around Saint-Cucufa Pond, are rich in biodiversity. You can expect to see various fish species (like roach, perch, tench, carp), ducks, and other batrachians. The forests also feature diverse tree species and seasonal wild hyacinths.


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