Attractions and places to see around Chevry-Cossigny include a variety of natural features and historical sites within the Seine-et-Marne department. The area offers greenways, forests, and ponds, providing opportunities for outdoor activities. Visitors can explore scenic routes and discover local heritage points. This region combines natural landscapes with accessible recreational spots.
Last updated: May 9, 2026
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To read before getting on your bike: https://valle-de-l-yerres-plateau-briard.over-blog.com/2018/09/le-train-des-roses.html
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the old railway line of the Bastille station (also called Chemin des Roses in Seine et Marne and Végétale (formerly Tégéval) in Val de Marne) is gradually being developed into a cycle/pedestrian path over the entire route not used by the RER A or the TGV, that is to say roughly from Boissy to the Yèbles terminus (40 km further), via the stations of Mandres, Brie-comte-Robert, Grisy, Coubert, etc... The path is built from the TGV underground in Boissy to the terminus of the line (since 2023 with the connection between Mandres and Servon which did not exist). Overall magnificent, very pleasant and on a clean site (by definition). Only the connection between Servon and Brie is a little chaotic with the crossing of the Francilienne and the N19, not very picturesque. To do!!
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This greenway is very pleasant, with shaded passages and bucolic sections. It is a walk accessible to all types of cyclists, especially children.
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A long, very rolling road to do with the family. I even walked there a little bit in the company of a little fox.
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Super nice greenway.
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A magnificent walk, it begins in Créteil and continues along the Chemin des Roses at Servon. They are making the connection. The walk does not stop at Mandres les roses.
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Nice walk for all levels
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The area boasts several natural features. You can visit the tranquil Taffarette Pond, a peaceful spot perfect for picnics, fishing, or enjoying the scenery, complete with a small waterfall. Another unique natural highlight is the Allée des Séquoias, an impressive avenue lined with sequoia trees, offering a distinct natural experience.
Yes, you can discover local heritage at the Fountain and Washhouse of La Pierre. This 19th-century wash house, built from millstone and fed by a deep water source, has historical significance, including its connection to an ancient leper colony and the Saint Lazarus fountain.
The Chemin des Roses Greenway is an excellent choice for both cycling and walking. It offers pleasant, shaded passages and bucolic sections, making it accessible for all types of cyclists, including children. For a quieter gravel biking experience, the Route Royale provides a calm, less frequented path through the forest.
Absolutely! Many attractions are suitable for families. The Chemin des Roses Greenway is ideal for family bike rides, and both the Allée des Séquoias and Taffarette Pond offer pleasant settings for walks and outdoor enjoyment. For more adventurous family fun, NoLimit Aventure Chevry-Cossigny offers a variety of activities like accrobranche, paintball, escape games, and treasure hunts for all ages.
The Allée des Séquoias is particularly noted as a magical spot for mountain biking, offering a unique terrain. For gravel biking, the Route Royale provides a quiet, flat path. You can find more detailed routes and guides for these activities on the Gravel biking around Chevry-Cossigny and MTB Trails around Chevry-Cossigny guide pages.
Visitors frequently praise the peaceful and natural settings. The Chemin des Roses Greenway is loved for its pleasant, shaded, and bucolic sections. The Allée des Séquoias is often described as a unique and spectacular place due to its impressive sequoia trees, while Taffarette Pond is cherished as a haven of peace for relaxation and outdoor activities.
Yes, NoLimit Aventure Chevry-Cossigny is a significant adventure park in the region. It offers a wide array of activities for all ages, including accrobranche (treetop adventure courses), paintball, escape games, laser tag, sumo wrestling, battle archery, bubble foot, and even kids' paintball and treasure hunts. It's known for providing fun, challenges, and thrills in a secure, green environment.
Yes, several spots are suitable for easy walks. The Chemin des Roses Greenway is perfect for leisurely strolls, and the Allée des Séquoias offers a scenic and unique walk among the trees. The area around Taffarette Pond also provides a tranquil setting for a relaxing walk.
Couples can enjoy peaceful walks along the Chemin des Roses Greenway or a scenic stroll through the Allée des Séquoias. The Taffarette Pond is ideal for a romantic picnic or simply enjoying the tranquil natural surroundings. For a more active experience, consider a quiet gravel bike ride on the Route Royale.
Yes, the region offers various cycling routes. The Chemin des Roses Greenway is a popular choice for its pleasant and accessible paths. For more options, you can explore the Cycling around Chevry-Cossigny guide page, which features routes like the 'Brie-Comte-Robert Castle loop from Chevry-Cossigny' and the 'Taffarette Pond – Allée des Séquoias loop from Ozoir-la-Ferrière'.
The Taffarette Pond is an excellent spot for picnics, offering a peaceful setting and beautiful scenery. The Chemin des Roses Greenway also provides shaded passages where you can relax and enjoy the bucolic environment.


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