Where to practice an individual sport Seine-Et-Marne

A beautiful adventure to live in the four rounds of this maze of 5 hectares of corn made available to the brave by Ambroise and Sandrine Deneufbourg. The idea is original and playful. Go to a family or friends, with a questionnaire, to solve the thematic puzzles of different themes. An excellent idea to entertain while learning about nature.

Almost thirty years' experience for this tried-and-tested leisure park, located twenty minutes from Paris. The park is designed for groups, who can come for fun or for special occasions (birthdays, EVJF, seminars, etc.). There's no shortage of activities on site, including an outdoor escape game, a paintball area and, last but not least, the adventure challenge, with its four modular activities such as sumo wrestling and wipeout.

This is a friendly address for those who want to mix nice accommodation and sports activities. The Domaine de Crécy, a former farmhouse dating back to the seventeenth century, combines hotel (with comfortable apartments or suites for two to six people), restaurant (with snacks and varied maps making the millesheet of vegetables, foie gras, chateau, forest poultry and other cream burned at the licorice) and golf course 9 and 10 8 holes. All in a 110 ha countryside in the heart of Brie. The bike lovers, and more specifically ATV, will also appreciate the proximity of several GPS traces and official routes among the most interesting of the region, including Dammartin-sur-Tigeaux, Guérard and the beautiful bourgade of La Celle-sur-Morin (some passages, quite technical, make these courses rather reserved for sophisticated vetetists.). This area has the advantage of being very well located, about 15 km from the Disneyland Paris parks and the new Nature Paris Villages.

This place is reserved for equestrian competitions - stumbling breaks - and other equestrian events. Possibility to practice the winter polo, the winter shape of the game on a ground in sand and with a leather ball. No riding level is required: one of the magic of the polo is to learn to ride horseback by playing. In 2012, the European Pony Championships took place there. The program of competitions, events and activities are online on the website. Also visit the Tourist office - www.fontainebleau-tourisme.com.

The Ozoir golf course, inaugurated in 1931, is one of the oldest and most beautiful in the Ile-de-France region. Its courses cover 90 hectares in the magnificent setting of the Monthéty woods, with its many varieties of trees over several hundred years old. Golfers can choose between an 18-hole and two 9-hole courses. The Château des Agneaux and its outbuildings offer top-quality facilities, as well as the possibility of renting studios or apartments all year round. The site also boasts a restaurant, open daily.

One of the last three rooms still active in France. Demonstrations and initiation sessions make it possible to better understand the rules and practice of this sport, the forerunner of our current tennis. In the th and th centuries, the game of palm in the room was the French national sport. From this idea, the English adopted, around 1870, the palm game in the open air. Tennis was born…

The Marsaudière had only a few inhabitants in the early nineteenth century. She then belonged to Baron Petit de Beauverger, a former prefect, anobli by Napoleon I. He had his country house built in these places. Set in the area of this ancient residence, the golf de la Marsaudière offers a 9 hole course (35), 2,740 m long, a particularly pleasant and wooded environment that allows both confirmed golfers and beginners to enjoy pleasure. The site also has a restaurant with 52 seats and 3 seminar and banquet rooms (for 20, 60 or 100 people). Open at noon, the restaurant allows golfers to relax before or after a journey.

Camping des Bondons is a 1-star campsite. It offers comfortable mobile homes with 2 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace. The campsite has free Wi-Fi, free parking and is accessible to the disabled. Pets are also welcome. The campsite is well located for visiting nearby tourist sites, such as the Abbey of Notre Dame de Jouarre and the Sammeron store. It is also 30 minutes from Disneyland Paris and 1 hour from Paris.

The FFPML (French federation of fly fishermen and lancer) has as its name the name of the French fishermen practising these sports, as part of the international moral charter of the sports fisherman. This charter, proposed by France in 2002, was adopted by the International Federation, in accordance with the spirit advocated by the International Olympic Committee. It is in this spirit that FFPML, which is a member of the Olympic Committee, has made France the most Subtitled Nation in the world in a sport very largely dominated by the Anglo-Saxon. FFPML has jurisdiction to organize competitions in rivers and tanks, and in mouches and to issue regional, national and international titles.

The Comité Spéléologique Départemental de Seine-et-Marne is an association based in Champeaux which offers caving activities.

With its 300 kilometres of marked trails, the forest of Fontainebleau offers its hikers, lovers of nature, density and incroyable and incredible faunistique diversity. At the heart of this privileged observatory, climb your mountain bike and leave for the Aigu Mountain Circuit and its 6 kilometres of amazing massive mountains. For the most courageous, try a little more difficult slopes while the wisest ones will benefit from the forest.

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Distance: 6 km.

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Set on 4 000 m ², the rink has a sports track with approved dimensions to host competitions and ice shows as was the case in December 2011 at the French figure skating championships. A second track is reserved for younger and beginners. It should be noted that this is the only skating rink in the department. Proof of its importance, the ice rink is partially accessible, as the glisse have to play with the training schedules of skaters and hockey players to climb up the rink.

In the middle of the plain of the dairy Brie, rises the hill of Taken. A great opportunity to go crapahuter! The route that is taking you to the conquest of its summit, at 180 meters altitude. You will find a church whose construction dates back to the th century and which has, of course, undergone some restoration work. For the little history, she used to have a bell twice as high, which was called «Lantern de Brie». Enter if the heart tells you, then concentrate on the surrounding landscapes: welcome to this agricultural territory! If that day the sky is not sufficiently clear to see the high De, only the fields and the briardes farms will lead the panorama.

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Only sixty kilometres from Paris, the forest of Fontainebleau stretches from Melun to Nemours - from north to south - and from Moret sur Loing to Milly-la-Forêt - from east to west. At the origin of royal Forest, called the Middle Ages "Forest of beer", it served as hunting territory for successive monarchs. Its subsoil is mainly composed of sand «de Fontainebleau», a tertiary marine deposit of the lower Stampien - 35 million years - consolidated locally in sandstone - first exploitation from the th century. Above, filed the limestone, itself covered, in the quaternary, de. With erosion, these masses allowed the flow of water, the origin of gorges and chaos. The forest, a sanctuary with a very rich flora and fauna, is a biosphere reserve M.A.B. - Man and Biosphere - UNESCO since December 8, 1998. Populated with three main species - oak, Scots pine and beech - it welcomes deer, deer, boar, fox, badgers… and a very large variety of insects sometimes rare in Paris. Facing the rocks of the forest of Fontainebleau in the middle of sand dunes and gorges like that of the Gorge aux Loups. A state of spirit reconciling the city with its earth origins.

The Lémurien golf Course is the ideal place for fans of thrills. It has a total of hectares and consists of nine acrobatic courses of different levels with forest discovery trails. More than entertaining and sports workshops lead to the «acrobats» more than metres high. Tyrolean, mobile beams and procedurally make it possible to move from tree to tree in secure autonomy, under the watchful eye of monitors. Back on the floor of the cows, the discovery trail shows the surrounding flora and other sports activities of full nature. The strengths: the 22-metre the jump and the microcèbe space - an air play area for 2 to 5 years.

Ideally located 600 meters from the train station and 700 meters from Melun's historic center, Station Bee's is perfect for those who want to explore the surrounding area. Station Bee's is a network of electric bike rentals and sales throughout France. The couple who own the station will be happy to guide you along one or other of the trails, depending on what you want to do and how much time you have. Suitable for both sportsmen and Sunday enthusiasts, electric bikes are the ideal way to explore the region between the Seine and the forest.

Ideally located in the forest, at the gates of the city, this 18 hole golf course (by 72) contains a splendid Anglo-Norman club. Drawn by Tom Simpson (British golf architect) in 1920, this 1909 journey (one of the oldest in France) is recognized as one of the most beautiful in the country and even in Europe (it was recently ranked 6 ^th best European route by specialists in discipline!). It offers a real adventure between rock, heather, juniper and very many bunkers (102). Open to all during weekends, the weekend is only reserved for members or their guests (except in July and August). Proper attire required.

Less than an hour from Paris, Globe Climber offers you the chance to learn or improve your climbing skills in the exceptional setting of the Royal Forest of Fontainebleau. Supervised by professionals, you can discover the Fontainebleau sandstone in a variety of ways: half-day, full-day, Sunday morning or four half-day week-long courses. Globe Climber also offers team-building seminars. They can also be found at Melun's climbing gym, Le Rempart.

More than just a climbing gym, the site is a real leisure center for all, offering not only numerous climbing walls and courses, but also plenty of space for relaxation and socializing. You can opt for the yoga studio, with Pilates and fitness classes, take a trip to the sauna, or soak up the sun on the terrace and petanque courts, stop off at the participative library, or visit the bar-restaurant, which operates continuously. It's also the place to be for events, open stages and screenings.

It's one of ten parks in the AccroCamp network, set in the heart of the Jablines-Annet leisure island, with its lakes, forest and beach. Ideal for a family day out, the park located around 45 kilometers from Paris offers, in addition to access to the island, five accrobranche courses, for all ages, from the easiest to the most difficult, up to 15 meters high for the last course, and a 300-meter zip line, for almost three hours of activity.