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Hiking in Hauts-de-Seine

48

routes

8.9 km

median distance

101 m

median elevation gain

The Hauts-de-Seine offer more walking ground than you would expect. Chaville and Meudon give onto the Meudon and Fausses-Reposes state forests, more than a thousand wooded hectares reachable by train from Paris, with ponds and small valleys.

The relief is real: a median gain of a hundred metres, taken on the slopes above the Seine. The Meudon terrace and observatory give open views over Paris.

Boulogne-Billancourt, Puteaux and Antony complete the picture with the Seine meanders, the Parc de Sceaux and the green corridors linking the towns.

When to go — Autumn is the best season in the Meudon forest. Watch the clay soils, slippery after rain.

OpenRando lists 48 hiking routes in Hauts-de-Seine. The median distance is 8.9 km, and most routes fall between 4.7 and 23.0 km — from an afternoon loop to a full day out.

On the climbing side, the median elevation gain is 101 m, and the most demanding routes exceed 259 m. Enough range to pick your effort by season and by form.

The most common starting points cluster around: Chaville, Boulogne-Billancourt, Meudon, Puteaux, Antony, Bourg-la-Reine. Every route comes with its GPX track, elevation profile and interactive map.

Longest routes in Hauts-de-Seine

  • Boucle Étang de la Garenne – Les étangs de Corot au départ de Chaville Rive Gauche26.9 km
  • Boucle Château de Sceaux et jardins – Coulée verte Robinson au départ de Les Baconnets26.5 km
  • Coulée verte Robinson – Château de Sceaux et jardins au départ de Clamart25.7 km

All routes in Hauts-de-Seine