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The pond of Noës

The pond of Noës is a pretty pond located in the Chevreuse Valley.

The pond of Noës is not difficult to find, it is located next to the town of La Verrière, there is a small parking lot located at the entrance. The pond is a preserved space, the practice of the VTT is prohibited. You will find many fishermen along the banks, some even sleep on the spot (is this really allowed?). The walk around the lake could be much more interesting, we often go along fences and we don't have the impression to be in a protected environment. It remains nevertheless a pleasant walk for a Sunday morning if you are in the area.

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Duration: 1 h.
Practical information

Le parking

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The digue

This is the most beautiful place around the pond.
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the pond of Noës

Like many ponds in the region, it was used for a long time to supply water to the park of the Château de Versailles.
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The banks

You can walk around the pond, at the beginning the path is well arranged.
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The alleys

Many fishermen and regulars come early in the morning to reserve their place.
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Around the pond of Noës

Unfortunately the walk around the lake becomes quickly less interesting. We do not really go along the lake any more but a fence.
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The path around the pond

We pass behind the houses. One does not have the impression to be in a protected environment.
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Back to the seawall

The tour of the pond is quite quick in one hour.
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Rules

There are still some beautiful landscapes.
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The fôret

If you cross the road you can continue the walk in the forest.
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The way to the abbey of Port-Royal des Champs

The path can take you to the abbey of Port-Royal des Champs. The hike is quite long and not very interesting, there are a lot of long straight lines. On the other hand it is a nice place for mountain biking.
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Other walks

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The Commanderie des Templiers in Elancourt (fermé en 2023 )

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Discovering the city of Trappes

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The Jean Racine path in the Chevreuse valley.

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Maincourt discovery trail
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