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Petit Barbeau trail- Accessible to persons with reduced mobility
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Description
This trail offers a walk along the Seine on the former towpath, sheltered by the forest. It is the only contact between the forest and the Seine.
Remarkable trees: many noteworthy trees can be observed along the banks of the Seine. They are marked with a blue dot for their rarity, size, botanical or aesthetic character. Since the late 1960s, the Fontainebleau Forest Friends’ Association (AAFF), in accordance with ONF, identifies and catalogs the most remarkable trees in the forest. Throughout this trail, hikers are invited to observe the diversity of species in the forest.
Wild fauna: the river’s proximity to the forest makes this area a favorable one for many bird species: woodpeckers, common buzzards, Eurasian sparrowhawks and Eurasian woodcocks can all be found in the forest, while the river is home to cormorants, grey herons, kingfishers, and many duck species. Because of the very cold winters, many rare species can be seen along the Seine. Cavities in the trunks of large trees house rare species of bats, and damp areas are home to grass snakes and frogs.
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Additional information
Open period
All year round.
Updated by
Office de tourisme du Pays de Fontainebleau - 24/06/2024
www.fontainebleau-tourisme.com/
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Contact
Phone : 01 60 74 99 99
Email : info@fontainebleau-tourisme.com
Website : www.fontainebleau-tourisme.com/
Type of land
Suitable for all terrain strollers
Topo guides and map references
Map references : <br/>IGN 82019 (OT)
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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