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Saint-Martin-la-Garenne walks
The Vétheuil Dome
A walk between the Seine Valley and the Bois du Chesnay to discover the Vétheuil Dome, the only remaining vestige of a German airfield from theSecond World War.
The Îlon Basin and the Bois de la Garenne
A hike with varied landscapes, in the hollow of a bend in the Seine: views of the river banks, a vast stretch of water, a nature reserve and bird observatories, cultivated plains and, finally, a pleasant walk through the Bois de la Garenne.
Heritage, streams, valleys and woods near Vétheuil
Throughout this varied and undulating walk, you’ll enjoy not only the heritage of the three charming villages you pass through, but also the views, the path through the woods, the curious discovery along the GR®2 and, as the highlight, the superb panorama of the circular bends in the Seine.
The banks of the Seine between Vétheuil and La Roche-Guyon
Walk along the banks of the Seine between Vétheuil and La Roche-Guyon.
Walk along theGR®2trail, marked in red and white.
Remember to bring a cap or hat in summer as much of the route is exposed.
Circular starting from Dennemont via Saint-Martin-la-Garenne
This hike is for you if you are looking for peaceful walks in the countryside and forest, as well as the chance to discover some panoramic views.
Vienne-en-Arthies circular loop via Vétheuil
During this walk, you will make your way from Vienne-en-Arthies, at the confluence of several streams, to Vétheuil, a picturesque village made famous by the paintings of Monet, who lived there from 1879 to 1881. You will enjoy various views and a few heritage sights.
Walk along the Seine in the Moisson loop
A short walk that starts on a shaded path and ends along the Seine with beautiful views of the chalk cliffs on the opposite bank.
The Moisson Loop Nature Reserve
Nestled in a bend of the Seine, the Moisson nature reserve offers a guaranteed change of scenery! Alternating between forest and moorland trails, this short hike should appeal to nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet.
Loop around Guernes
During your walk, you will follow the Seine and one of its branches, as well as waterways that are home to various species of birds.
A short tour of the village of Guernes is also planned.
The banks of the Seine starting from Haute-Isle
This circular route along the banks of the Seine will take you past the region’s many cave dwellings, through some lovely woodland and along a short stretch beside the Seine.
The route could probably be improved, particularly on the return leg, which, for my liking, follows the D913 a bit too closely; unfortunately, I wasn’t able to stay along the banks of the Seine.
Abandoned hamlet of Bézu and the former Saint-François quarries
A route to explore the former Saint-François quarries, whose stone was transported down the Seine to build Parisian monuments, and the hamlet of Bézu, which has been abandoned since the quarries closed. The route first crosses the Forêt de la Roche-Guyon before climbing the slopes of the Epte valley. The end of this walk offers the chance to stroll through the streets of the typical village of Chérence.
Chérence - Haute-Isle
Loop starting from Chérence. The Seine, troglodyte dwellings and gliders. Pass through the Coteaux de la Seine reserve, which is closed for nesting from 1 March to 30 June.
From the Seine to Follainville-Dennemont via Limay
This hike will take you from the islands of Mantes-la-Jolie to Follainville-Dennemont via Limay (gateway town to the French Vexin Regional Nature Park). You will walk along the Seine and then through woods and fields. You will discover beautiful views, particularly of Mantes and its collegiate church.
Heritage and the banks of the Seine in Mantes-la-Jolie
This urban walk will take you on a journey through the history of Mantes-la-Jolie, notably its magnificent Notre-Dame Collegiate Church. You will follow the banks of the Seine on your return journey.
The hillsides of the Seine via Chérence
A route that crosses the Roche-Guyon Regional Forest, descends into the Epte valley before returning via the village of Chérence to the Coteaux de la Seine Nature Reserve, with its views over the valley.
Please note! This route cannot be done between1 March and 30 June, as access to the nature reserve is prohibited during this period.