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Emerald Circuit

Description

The Fusain, a tributary of the Loing, is located so well at the foot of Château-Landon that it splits into several branches to occupy the valley floor.
Valley bottom that this circuit allows to discover, level then in height.

With your back to the Tourist Office, go left then turn left into rue de la Ville Forte. Go down the stairs to the right by the South Poterne. It crosses the rue du Bas Larry, and runs down to the bridge over the charcoal. Cross it and turn right, path of the lovers, along the river. After the communal washhouse, turn left twice and walk along the other arm of the Fusain. Cross the bridge, continue on the other side. Cut the road, take the path opposite and continue along the river. Take the bridge on the left, follow for 1200m, rue des Martins on the right followed by rue de Pont Franc. Passed Pont Franc, turn right into the path, cross the 2 arms of the Fusain and, straight ahead, join the "Moulin de Bigonnneau". Go along the D43 on the left then turn into the road on the right. Go up the path on the left (GR 13) to arrive at the hamlet of Fusselette. Turn right, walk alongside the Touvent farm, cross the D 52 and follow the path that turns right. Turn right into the path then into the road and left into the grassy path (viewpoint on the ramparts).
At the Tabarderie, follow the road to the left, turn right twice to cross 2 arms of the Fusain. Continue crossing the park towards the city, to the right of the 3rd arm of the Fusain. Cross the Caesar bridge and follow the Fusain to the right. Climb the stairs, cross the rue du Bas Larry to enter the lane of the Hospice Turn right rue Jean Galland and arrive at the Place du Marché and the Tourist Office.
This route is marked in green by the Codérando.

Technical Information

Walking
Difficulty
Very easy
Duration
2h30mn
Dist.
7.4 km
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Altimetric profile

Starting point

4 6 rue Hetzel , 77570   Château-Landon
Lat : 48.149892Lng : 2.703541

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Additional information

Environments

Close to GR footpath
In the country
Panoramic view
Lakeside or by stretch of water
Waterside
Close to a public transportation

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Office de Tourisme Gâtinais-Val de Loing - 22/10/2024
www.tourisme-gatinaisvaldeloing.fr
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Open period

All year round.

Type of land

Ground
Hard coating (tar, cement, flooring)
Grit

The Cirkwi brief

Discover Emerald Trail: A Journey through Château-Landon's Beauty
Offered by the Château-Landon Tourist Office, the Emerald Trail is not just a walk; it's an exploration of serene valleys intertwined with the gentle meanderings of the Fusain river. This picturesque trail guides you through historical remnants and lush landscapes, beautifully encapsulated in both lowland and elevated points of view. Imagine strolling through ancient streets, crossing over quaint bridges, and being enveloped by the tranquility of nature. The essence of Château-Landon is captured in this journey, inviting hikers to immerse themselves in the charm and history of the region.

Key Technical Insights of the Trail
Spanning 7.4 kilometers with an altitude ranging from 69 to 104 meters, the Emerald Trail marks a moderate hike. The total ascent and descent stand equally at 97 meters, suggesting a balanced trajectory. This trail, marked green by Codérando, is well-defined and takes adventurers through diverse terrains, including town roads, riverside paths, and steep inclines. The GR 13 segment indicates a part of the Grande Randonnée network, challenging hikers with its gradual elevation. This concise technical breakdown reveals a route well-suited for seasoned walkers seeking a fulfilling day hike.

Seasonal Advice and Safety Tips
As a local guide, I recommend embarking on the Emerald Trail during spring or autumn to truly appreciate its vast biodiversity and temperate climate. During these seasons, the Fusain river flows gently, and the paths are less slippery. Always wear sturdy hiking shoes and carry water, especially in summer. In winter, the trail can get quite muddy, so proper footwear is essential. Keep an eye on weather forecasts as sudden rains can affect river levels. Respect the natural habitat by staying on marked paths to ensure the safety and preservation of this beautiful area.

Château-Landon: A Historical Overview
Château-Landon, nestled in the French department of Seine-et-Marne, stands as a testament to centuries of history. Once a stronghold during medieval times, its architectural and historical significance is evident. The Emerald Trail not only offers scenic beauty but also a journey through time. The Saint-Thugal tower and South Poterne, integral points of interest along the trail, highlight the town's fortifications and its role during various historical periods, including sieges and monastic sanctuaries. This town's rich heritage is a captivating chapter in France's vast historical narrative.

Climate Insights and Optimal Visit Timings
Château-Landon, situated in a region with a temperate climate, experiences mild variations between seasons. Winters are cool while summers remain pleasantly warm, making the area a year-round destination. However, to capture the essence of the Emerald Trail under the best conditions, I recommend visiting from late spring to early autumn. During this period, rainfall is moderate, and temperatures range from comfortable to warm, offering ideal hiking conditions. Always check latest weather updates before planning your trip to ensure an enjoyable experience.
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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! 🌳🥾