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THE PATH OF ROSES

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77170Servon, France
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2024
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2024

It's nice to walk in nature, take the time to look around, without a noise. The Roses Road, a wooded reserve of 17 hectares, is one of the 18 sensitive natural spaces open to the public by the General Council. The start of the promenade starts in Servon and extends over 16 km. You will pass through the communes of Brie-Comte-Robert, Grisy-Suines, Coubert, Soignolles-en-Brie, Coubert and Yèbles. The last segment between Coubert and Yeblès was inaugurated in September. A recent section claimed by many people. The route of the rose trail follows the old railroad route that connected Paris-Bastille to Verneuil-l'Etang in the th century. Today, it takes the hikers who are walking or cycling through the landscapes of the valley of the Yerres and the plateau de la Brie. Season flowers, wild herbs and spontaneous vegetation evolve over the seasons. And all the regulars will say that this is what makes its charm.

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C'est un chemin idéal pour se balader à pied ou en vélo sans être embêté par la circulation ce qui est dommage car sur cette ancienne voie férrée certaines gares on été démolies comme celle de Santeny Servon pour faire des petites maisons le charme aurait été de las estaurées et faire un musée mais c'est souvent la rentabilité qui prend le dessus.

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