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Triel-sur-Seine Bridge – Galiotte Pond loop from Meulan - Hardricourt

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Triel-sur-Seine Bridge – Galiotte Pond loop from Meulan - Hardricourt

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Triel-sur-Seine Bridge – Galiotte Pond loop from Meulan - Hardricourt

07:19

112km

1,080m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 21, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

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9.41 km

Triel-sur-Seine Bridge

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Here you have a very nice view of the Triel-sur-Seine suspension bridge which takes you to Vernouillet. You can contemplate the Seine in a more preserved setting than in intra muros Paris. A bridge large enough to take pictures during your hike!

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15.9 km

View of the Seine

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18.0 km

Galiotte Pond

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Superb points of view on the ponds and on the Seine, make the detour if you pass in the area.

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18.5 km

Arches of the Old Bridge

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Remains of the old bridge linking Carrières and Poissy

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43.4 km

Viewpoint

44.7 km

LES HAUTS DE MEZY

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varied route and hilly landscape

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57.9 km

Château de Jambville

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JAMBVILLE CASTLE

Perched on the heights of Vexin, Jambville castle is known to house the national training center for scouts and guides in France.

Each year, more than 2,000 executives participate in training. Its architecture is special since it has evolved over the centuries.

The vaulted cellars are from the 13th century, the wing from the Henri IV period and the central pavilion dates from Louis XIV.

The castle park, created in the 18th century, is a vestige of the royal forest of Arthies.

It covers 52 ha of woods and meadows and is made up of very rare tree species such as Himalayan cedar.

Also note the presence of a Greek temple built in 1775 and an old icehouse where blocks of ice taken from the frozen Seine were stored in winter. Today it is used as an oratory.

The castle can accommodate groups, associations, companies for stays, seminars during the week and at weekends. Services are also offered such as the organization of weddings or family meals.

The park is open to the public all year round.

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