Tour de Paris par le GR®75 ... avec quelques déviations

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Cheminer en parallèle au périphérique, par le GR®75, en s'octroyant toutefois quelques déviations pour découvrir Paris, ses parcs, ses squares et, bien sûr, les 2 grands bois de Boulogne et Vincennes.

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  • Walking
    Activity: Walking
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    Distance: 36.90 mi
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    Average duration: 4 days 
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    Difficulty: Moderate
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    Back to start: Yes
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    Ascent: + 614 ft
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    Descent: - 636 ft
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    Highest point: 397 ft
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    Lowest point: 85 ft
  • ⚐ Country: France
  • ⚐ City: Paris (75000)
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    Start/End: N 48.833548° / E 2.332687°
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Stages of the route

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  1. S

    Denfert-Rochereau – Porte d’Auteuil

    ↔8.49 mi ↗151 ft ↘233 ft
    First stage of the Paris ring route via theGR®75, with a few detours. This stage allows you to explore the south-western part of Paris whilst strolling through parks, squares and along the Petite Ceinture.
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  2. 2

    Porte d'Auteuil - Porte de Clichy

    ↔8.21 mi ↗43 ft ↘75 ft
    Deuxième étape du circuit GR®75 par le Nord-Ouest. Ce parcours emprunte le Bois de Boulogne et puis de nombreux parcs et squares permettant ainsi de varier le circuit entre zones boisées et rues à grande circulation.
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  3. 3

    Porte de la Chapelle - Porte de Montreuil

    ↔7.10 mi ↗276 ft ↘230 ft
    Le Nord-Est parisien aujourd'hui par le Parc de la Villette, la Cité des Sciences et la Géode, le Philarmonique, la Butte du Chapeau Rouge pour terminer par la sympathique Rue Saint-Blaise.
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  4. E

    Porte de Montreuil - Denfert-Rochereau

    ↔11.00 mi ↗141 ft ↘154 ft
    Quatrième et dernière étape de ce tour de Paris. Aujourd'hui, c'est le Sud-Est de la capitale qui est emprunté en commençant par le Bois de Vincennes, Bercy Village, puis la BNF. Le circuit se termine par la traversée du Parc Montsouris, emprunté déjà le premier jour.
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Notes

Les provinciaux que nous sommes avions pris comme camp de base le grand bâtiment de la FIAP Jean Monnet, Rue Cabanis. De là, chaque jour, nous nous dirigions, en métro, aux différents départs.

Il faut noter que le jour 3 nous avons sauté l'étape entre les portes Clichy et La Chapelle.

Pour ce circuit, réalisé par 18 personnes, nous avons suivi et écouté les conseils de nos amis parisiens Marie-Jo et Michel qui nous ont accompagné avec grand talent. Merci à eux pour cette découverte, en effet plusieurs personnes ne connaissaient pas du tout Paris.

Worth a visit

Les principaux points visités sont mentionnés dans les différentes étapes.

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The GR® and PR® markings are the intellectual property of the Fédération Française de Randonnée Pédestre.

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