Where to jog France

As you enter the garden from Place Valhubert, a 500-metre perspective leads your gaze towards the greenhouses and the Grande Galerie de l'Evolution. There's so much to discover here! One of the oldest trees in Paris, a black locust planted in 1636, stands in front of the botanical gallery. The alpine garden features 2,000 mountain plants of diverse origins, and the greenhouses house lush vegetation under their 16 m-high glass roofs. And, of course, the menagerie is a wonderful place for children.

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.

This 14-hectare park, built on part of the site of the Citroën factory and inaugurated in 1992, offers a beautiful view over the Seine. It features water features, themed gardens, promenades, a huge lawn and play areas for children. A large captive gas balloon takes up to 30 adults and 60 children to a height of 150 m to admire the site. In the midst of these highly organised spaces, each garden colour is associated with a metal, a day of the week, a state of the water and a meaning.

A small compact massif of 115 hectares, acquired in 1974 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry to a promoter (in exchange for the construction of the new village of Maurepas) composed of the Courance valley, consisting of young oak stands, and the plateau, poor pine and birch, which borders the south. Although the forest is quite difficult to access, a sports course has been built around its pond.

Adventure Forest is an accrobranche park located in Castellane, in the Verdon region of France. The park offers a range of courses to suit all levels, from the junior course for children from 1.20 m upwards, to the adventure course for adults over 1.40 m tall. There's also a pitchoun course for toddlers between 1m and 1.20m tall.

Attention, the Luxembourg garden can offer the best as the worst to the runners. The best by coming early in the morning, the worst one sunny spring Sunday where the crowd will be too many to fully appreciate a good race slice. In Luxembourg, the simplest is to follow the garden tower to enjoy a sufficient distance and avoid the right angle turns, this allows to appreciate the watershed perspective with the magnificent Senate building. The famous green chairs of wrought iron, so representative of this garden, offer a pleasant stop after an unrestrained race. The attendance is cosmopolitan and, depending on the hours, we find a district atmosphere, a student and contemplative atmosphere, or a much more tourist and overloaded atmosphere. Among classic or more exotic species, you can enjoy the sculptures of Bourdelle, Rodin or Ossip for a succession of literary accents.

One of the few public wooded areas in the region. You have to go to Saint-Jean, one of the oldest neighborhoods of Chartres, to enter the Bois des Gâts. Under the trees, the walk offers the necessary shade. Athletes, you can try the health course that characterises the paths. Nature lovers will find their account by observing the birds on the positions set up by the association Eure-et-Loir Nature.

In the thermal park of Fayet, we now move from tree to tree, balance and family (for younger children as early as 4 years). In this unique frame, two long Tyrolean to send to the air!

From St. Martin's Church to the Museum-School, the place of the church of Unverre has several remarkable places to discover and visit. Built in the th century, the church attracts the eye with its wooden canopy covering the entrance of the building. On the other hand, the steeple rises very high in the village sky on several floors. In front of St. Martin's Church, the museum-school offers a dive in the "Autrefois of yesteryear" with exhibits on the history of grain grains in the Perch-Gouet or on the life of schoolchildren in the 1900 s. After the visits, it is possible to stretch your legs with the walk beneath the trees which leads to a picnic area and a terrain terrain.

All year round, the Valmy and Jemmapes wharves along the Saint-Martin Canal are reserved for pedestrians on Sundays between rue des Écluses-Saint-Martin, rue des Récollets, rue Louis-Blanc, rue Alexandre-Parodi, rue Robert-Blache and the corner of rue Bichat. Enjoyed by the booties and trendy people of the capital, this district is teeming with bars and restaurants that rival each other in their decorative efforts, lining up charming little terraces where it is pleasant to think you are in a provincial village. Before comfort, effort can occur on the 4.5 km that connect the bassin de la Villette to the port of l'Arsenal. Inaugurated on 4 November 1825, the Saint-Martin canal prevented boats from crossing Paris by the meandering Seine, by connecting the Ourcq canal to the Seine. The old-fashioned charm of the locks works perfectly, and the metal walkways with wooden steps offer an extra effort opportunity for the more sporty. The bravest will continue their journey towards the 19th arrondissement as far as La Villette via the Loire and Marne quays, along the Villette basin and the Ourcq canal.

On the road leading to the Château de Chazeron, take the first path on the right after the former Manoir Fleuri. In the forest, you'll find three fitness trails, both fun and challenging. Loïc Bertrand, a member of the local council, will be on hand to unveil some curious sculptures. As an alternative to felling trees, he has used his chainsaw to give the stumps the poetic shapes of animals or goblins. today, 40 sculpted works are hidden in the woods.

A health course was recently built on 2 km on the outskirts of the baths of Bains-les-Bains. Nothing like this to keep a young man's heart or simply discover the forest, which abounds with bilberries and mushrooms in the beautiful season, filled with deer and deer. You just have to be discreet. Explanatory panels will guide the hikers in their between either from the park, behind the Potinière, or near the cemetery, between the two roundabouts of the siding, towards the Bertramont where the markup begins. Mountain biking can be preferred as the surrounding forest has no less than 150 km of marked circuits.

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For the most sporty, a pond of 12 ha (very fish) is lined with a 2,50 km health course. The whole is around the tower Eugène Sue, in the centre of a 4,50 ha recreation area. A 18 hole mini-golf was built in the reliefs and moat of the old castle. Each summer, the tower receives artisan exhibitions.

In the communal forest, you can reach this place by CD 417. A aménagée is ready for picnics, and children have games here to chill out. The sports course also allows for a few exercises, while a small botanical route, just next to it, gives the opportunity to familiarise itself with the names of the trees. There is also a rented cottage (information at 03 25 31 87 77). For hiking, the circuits are marked: Circuit circuit, marked in blue and yellow and long 8 km and that of the Cul-de-sac, marked in green and yellow over 12 km.

At 3 min. from the city, you can easily find this place at the entrance to the village. Here, at the edge of the forest, the old hollow oak welcomes visitors. Surprising, this old tree within which the kids like to sit down. Then the journey begins, punctuated by signs explaining the sports movements to try to keep the shape. Other signs comment on the flora, and the walk is aimed at everyone.

On 2,1 km, this journey, which winds through the, forest of Lake Du, consists of about workshops: Slalom, horizontal ladders, bars, hedges… The health course has been completed recently by a 4,75 km sport course that takes the same route on departure and upon arrival.

The course opened in February 2008. Don't miss this sensation, a pleasant way to discover the fir forest along the tracks.

Athletic 3 Tours is an athletics club based in Tours. The club has various sections, including school and local sections. It also has a medical center and a club store. The club's website provides information on news, competition results, club records and photo galleries. The club also organizes its own sporting events.

This was the site of the very old Lorraine boiler works. No trace of it remains today and a pond has been dug on its site. The place is now a leisure area in the form of a small farm housing many species of birds, ponies, sheep, goats, donkeys and even a llama! A pedestrian circuit traced by the Club Vosgien and an educational trail laid out by the ONF also allow you to enjoy the benefits of nature...