Where to practice an individual sport Seine-Et-Marne

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.

Founded in 2017, this accrobranche park to the east of Meaux enjoys a natural and exotic setting, in the heart of the Fontaine aux pigeons park. The facility offers nine courses with five levels of difficulty, accessible from the age of three. The courses range in height from 1.20 to 17 meters, with over thirty zip lines. A picnic area is also available for free use. L'Aventure Club also offers services for birthdays, receptions and bachelor parties.

This is one of the many boarding stables for private horses in the region. Les Écuries d'Hermières are charming stables, on the historic site of the village, on the edge of the woods with a riding school, an arena and a dozen hectares of meadows where your horses can run free. Your horses have a comfortable box and are particularly well catered for. The owners come to ride their horses and benefit from the facilities to work them or relax on the surrounding footpaths.

Both a private stable and an equestrian centre, this small structure based on leisure and friendly atmosphere takes horses for boarding by providing a paddock, boxes and a meadow. The  Grace stables offer lessons with their own horses. These are individualized for young and old, from beginners to gallop 7 (maximum 3 people). There are also "discovery sessions" as from the age of 18 months, but also for adults for a first privileged contact with horses and ponies.

Classified among the very first of France, this golf course has two courses: " La Jonchère ", a pleasant 18-hole with tree tree and its many water plans. Golfers can also choose to enjoy the Parcous "La Gondoire", a 9-hole, Par 35 2 685 m. The Practise will also welcome you with 25 posts, including 17 seats. A club-house, a restaurant, a bar with terrace and a lounge help create a friendly atmosphere, not to mention a Pro Shop shop for shopping. Very pleasant reception. Traditional restaurant, Les Terrasses, open at noon.

Spread over 65 hectares, the 18- and 9-hole courses are ideal for both professional and amateur golfers. An instructor is on hand to guide beginners and those wishing to perfect their game. To come and play, it's best to book the day before. The site also features a proshop offering advice on purchasing equipment. A restaurant, Le Barrois, offers on-site dining at lunchtime and on Friday and Saturday evenings. Groups can request special menus and theme buffets. Summer terrace.

Among the 700 riding centers in Île-de-France, there are only five or six that specialise in horse and carriage driving. La Ferme du Vieux Château is one of them. It is run by Jacques André, who is well known in the horse and carriage driving world. He offers different formulas at the Stables: from initiation to two or four day rides through the Brie countryside with his Haflingers. You can stay at the Ferme du Vieux Château, or even retain a service for your wedding.

This golf course, located between Montereau and Voulx, is renowned for the quality and beauty of its journey. This past, varied and technical site is set on a natural, hilly and wooded site of 98 hectares, surrounded by a magnificent stone building, a former farmhouse dating from the th century, originally surrounded by a moat. After effort, comfort at club-house or traditional restaurant with a map where fish is very present. You can dine in the hunting room, rustic and warm, with a beautiful fireplace, in the large room with windows or under the veranda, overlooking the route and the surrounding countryside.

Designed in 1989 by Michel Gayon, this 104-hectare course has 27 holes + 9 compact holes. Situated just off the Francilienne motorway, the noise of cars and trucks can unfortunately disturb golfers' concentration. But the Lésigny golf course remains a very pleasant place to play. A hotel and restaurant are also available. Since 2009, an endangered breed of wild sheep has been introduced to the golf course.

Located on a site steeped in equestrian history and opening onto the Fontainebleau forest massif, the Picotin team is exclusively passionate about equestrian tourism, i.e. the practice of horse riding in the great outdoors, whatever the level of rider. It has to be said that their region lends itself to this: the banks of the Loing, the sand quarries of Poligny, Moret-sur-Loing, the forest of Montargis... and of course the forest of Fontainebleau, which they let riders discover for 1 hour, 2 hours, half a day or more. There are many possibilities for excursions: Fontainebleau, Châteaux de la Loire/Sologne... Also very interesting, the Picotin organizes "Cavalier randonneur" courses (equine first aid, topography/orientation, saddlery). Le Picotin has around twenty horses, and can also take on the horses of visiting trail riders. Le Picotin also offers horse boarding.

Bruno Delgrange has been specialising in top-of-the-range sports upholstery for more than 40 years. The one that equips the greatest riders has seen know-how recognized by the label Entreprise du patrimoine vivant.

History. Bruno Delgrange, trained at the famous Hermès leather goods store, created his own saddlery in Paris in 1976. As passionate as he is perfectionist, he quickly made a name for himself among riders for whom he creates top-of-the-range custom saddles.

In 1983, he moved to Saint Hilliers in Seine-et-Marne, a town that has since become the brand's headquarters.

Bruno Delgrange supplies the world's greatest riders such as Penelope Leprevost and Eric Lamaze, but also breeders and teachers. Its success has also quickly opened up the international market - Canada, United States, Japan.

In 2010, Bruno Delgrange decided to step down in favour of Mathieu Dessalien, general manager of the Saint Hilliers company, and sold part of his shares to Marco Petrelli, an Italian rider who became the brand's president. Bruno Delgrange remains of course very present for his company and still has the responsibility of a large part of it.

In 2017, moves a few kilometers from Saint Hilliers to Provins.

The products. Tailor-made saddles for show jumping, dressage, eventing, accessories for saddles and resale of second-hand saddles.

Employment. About 20 employees produce about 1,500 saddles each year.

The Far West in the middle of the Brie region, with cowboys and cowgirls in the Val Briard! This stable for training and working with young horses, selling horses and preparing for reining competitions is dedicated to western riding. Big gallop, quick stop, ultra short turn, pivoting on the hind legs, cowboys' work horses have a spectacular dexterity and precision and their riders are great ones. Here you can learn this sporty riding technique and purchase a broken-in and expert horse.

16 years ago, Monika and Michel set up the Ânerie Bacotte on the edge of the Fontainebleau forest, on the chemin de Samois. Through a range of activities, this structure aims to improve the relationship between man and his environment. Among the possibilities offered to the public are hikes. L'ânerie offers its adorable equines to accompany you on nature walks. The donkeys carry bags and provisions, and children love it. L'ânerie also offers workshops, animal mediation for people with disabilities, etc.

The association organizes a variety of walks: a gentle 9 km hike at a moderate pace on Thursday mornings; a classic 12 km hike at a normal pace; Nordic walking on Tuesday and Saturday mornings; a challenging hike, often in the Fontainebleau forest, two Fridays a month; a fast 12.5 km or 25 km hike at a sustained speed of 6 km/h on Wednesday and Sunday mornings; a day hike of around 20 km on Sundays and the^2nd Tuesday of the month. A Paris course is also organized once a month. Open to new participants. A warm welcome!

If you're a green tourism enthusiast, from Donnemarie-Dontilly you can join the GR11, the famous path linking Montigny-Lencoup to Savins. Crossing the Montois region, it offers superb scenery and panoramic views over Donnemarie-Dontilly. For the casual walker, there are a number of other trails that take you around the village and surrounding villages, including the Chemin des Grottes. A map can be downloaded from the Mairie website. For experienced walkers, you'll need an IGN map (no. 2516E Série bleue) and a compass.

This magnificently wooded park, 25 min from Paris via the Porte d'Orléans and 10 min from Melun, lies just above the banks of the Seine. Its hundred-year-old oak trees offer unforgettable and original rides: acrobranche with courses of increasing difficulty. The park also boasts 50 zip lines, including the largest in Ile-de-France, 3 Tarzan jumps and the most extreme black course in the region. Other activities include lasergame, sumo wrestling, catapult, spider net and all-terrain electric scooter tours.

Welcome to Bo Ranch, a top-of-the-range equestrian center! Reining, a 100% Western dressage discipline, is practiced here. The site also hosts numerous international competitions, providing the perfect setting for festive and convivial events. The clubhouse opens its doors to high-quality catering, under a magnificent glass roof decorated with taste and modernity, in a slightly American style. À la carte: foie gras terrine, sweet and sour duck breast, sweet potato churros and glazed turnips, burgers, extra-bitter chocolate mousse...

Set in a magnificent wooded area just 20 minutes from Porte de Bercy, this 35-hectare park offers a variety of activities to suit all tastes. Activities include accrobranche, paintball, laser game, bubble soccer, disc golf, sumo wrestling, battle archery, treasure hunting and geotraking. The park can also be privatized for special events (birthdays, EVGs or EVJFs, etc.).