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Description
The Pays de Fontainebleau Tourist Office invites you to discover a cultural and natural heritage: the Vanne aqueduct and various forest stands. It's also a great climbing area.
The Vanne aqueduct: built between 1867 and 1874, it is 173 km long, and still supplies the city of Paris with drinking water. The water inside circulates by gravity alone, the high source being at 111 m altitude, whereas the Montsouris
reservoir at the end is at 80 m. The slope is not always regular and sometimes requires special facilities, such as siphons.
Bouldering in Fontainebleau: the forest of Fontainebleau is a world highlight for bouldering. To-day more than 30,000 boulders are open and secured in the forest for the practice of rock climbing. There are circuits of various difficulty
(color-coded from white to black). On this trail, white marks signal a bouldering circuit for children, who can also play among the rocks at the foot of the Rocher du Télégraphe.
Technical Information
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Additional information
Updated by
Office de tourisme du Pays de Fontainebleau - 24/06/2024
www.fontainebleau-tourisme.com/
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Environments
Forest location
Open period
All year round.
Contact
Phone : 01 60 74 99 99
Email : info@fontainebleau-tourisme.com
Website : www.fontainebleau-tourisme.com/
Topo guides and map references
Map references : <br/>IGN Forêt de Fontainebleau 1/16,000 map or walking and cycling guide.
Reception complements
Best practices in the forest:
• No waste in the forest
• Do not light fires in the forest
• Do not disturb wild fauna
• Bivouac only in authorized areas
• Share space together
• Do not climb on piles of wood
• Moderate picking
• Stay on trails
• Leave dead wood on the ground
• Dogs on leash in spring
• Hunting ground, do not enter
• Watch out for ticks
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