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GR® 14

GR® 14
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Discover the GR®14: A Scenic Trek from Paris to Belgium
Embark on a picturesque journey through the GR®14, guided by Coulommiers Pays de Brie Tourism. This scenic route offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the beauty of the Eastern Ile-de-France region, including the enchanting Valley of the Marne and the verdant forests of Briard. As you wander along this easily accessible trail spanning over 30 km, you'll be enveloped in a landscape that exudes an unexpected charm, bridging the gap between natural wonders and architectural marvels. Dive into a world where each step tells a story, promising an adventure filled with delightful discoveries.

Brief Technical Overview of GR14
The GR®14 trail, characterized by its white and red markings, stretches for approximately 34.8 km. It boasts a maximum altitude of 143 meters and a minimum of 64 meters, with an overall positive elevation change between 233 and 198 meters. Such specifications suggest that while the route is not overly demanding, it offers enough variety in elevation to keep it engaging for hikers. This blend of accessibility and physical challenge makes it an admirable choice for both day trips and longer excursions, appealing to a wide range of outdoor enthusiasts.

Seasonal Tips & Safety Recommendations
As your local tour guide, I recommend embarking on the GR®14 journey during spring or autumn to fully appreciate its beauty while avoiding the extremes of summer heat or winter cold. Always carry water, wear suitable footwear, and check the weather forecast before departing. It's important to be mindful of the sections that might be slippery after rain. Furthermore, cell phone coverage can be uneven in remote areas, so inform someone of your itinerary. Lastly, respect the wildlife and leave no trace to preserve the natural and serene environment of the trail.

Exploring the Heart of Ile-de-France
The GR®14 not only treats adventurers to breathtaking landscapes but also traverses territories rich in cultural and historical significance. Coulommiers, the starting point, is in the Brie region, famed for its cheese and unique architectural heritage. The journey through the Valley of the Marne and its adjacent areas highlights the intertwining of natural beauty with the past, where you can witness the legacy of monastic gardens at the Capucins Park—a testament to France's grand historical narrative.

Weather Patterns & Ideal Visiting Times
The climate in the Ile-de-France region, through which the GR®14 runs, is generally temperate. Winters are cool with occasional frosts, while summers receive mild to warm temperatures. The transitional seasons—spring and autumn—offer the most favorable conditions for hiking, with pleasant temperatures and lower rainfall. To maximize your experience on the GR®14, plan your visit during these periods for an enjoyable exploration of the varied landscapes and historical landmarks along the route.
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Medium
Dist.
35 km
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2 Rue de la Gare , 77120   Coulommiers
Lat : 48.8082Lng : 3.08226

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Coulommiers

Legend has it that the City of Coulommiers takes its name from Julius Caesar himself.The latter is said to have named the small Gallic village seen along the Grand Morin when he conquered the gaules castrum columbarium. Today, this name, known internationally for its eponymous cheese, is a place full of sometimes unknown stories. It was in the Middle Ages that the Coulommiers counts of Champagne settled in Coulommiers, bringing with them the Templars and fellow tanners from the City of Troyes. To set up their industry, the latter created small canals or brassets on the Grand Morin. Today, built around these rivers, the city has, thanks to them, the charm of the cities nicknamed "little Venice". Coulommiers can also boast 4 monuments protected as Historic Monuments: Commanderie des Templiers, Théâtre à l'italienne, Ruins of the Parc des Capucins, Notre-Dame-des-Anges church, Former Prison converted into a library. But also, many other sites not listed or classified with an undeniable architectural and historical quality: Halle aux fromages, Chapelle de Pontmoulin, Ancien Tribunal, Hôtel de Ville, Octrois, ....... Coulommiers therefore offers a diversified and quality historical, cultural and architectural heritage. The intangible heritage is not to be outdone, through its famous cheese, the popular arts and traditions and the great men who lived there or who were born in the city (Le Valentin dit Valentin de Boulogne, Beaurepaire, Yvette Troispoux...). Coulommiers is therefore the name of a famous Brie cheese, king of kings and king of cheeses, but not that, it has many surprises in store for you to discover.

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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! 🌳🥾