Uphill
51m
Length
14km
Duration
3h30min
Elev gain
51m
The national forest of Notre-Dame, also called wood of Notre-Dame, owes its name to the fact that it has long belonged to the cathedral of Paris. There are large rectilinear alleys, typical of the royal forests which were used for hunting with hounds. Today, it is a pleasant place for a stroll consisting mainly of oaks, birches and many ponds.
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Uphill
51m
Highest point
116m
Downhill
51m
Lowest point
91m
Route type
Loop
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