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Climbing

The bouldering in the Fontainebleau forest is a world-famous pilgrimage site for climbers. Often called "Font" or "Bleau", this place is considered the birthplace of modern bouldering. What makes it so incredibly special and celebrated is its unique landscape of thousands of sandstone boulders scattered across a vast, ancient forest

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As shown in the map, La maison du Diplo location is unique for climbers : you can walk in 5 minutes to the first climbing spot (Rocher Guichot) and you will find a dozen of climbing spots corresponding to hundreds of boulders by a 20-minute walk or less from the front door : you may not need to use your car during your stay !

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Climber himself, Guillaume will be able to indicate you the right spots to target depending on your level, the weather and your taste

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Hiking

Biking

Kayak

Castels

Charming villages

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Activities

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From La Maison du Diplo you have a wealth of tourist activities to enjoy. You can of course explore the beautiful Forest of Fontainebleau, famous for its excellent hiking trails on top of bouldering opportunities. The majestic Château de Fontainebleau, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a must-see, offering a glimpse into the lives of French royalty with its stunning architecture and opulent interiors.

For water activities, you can enjoy canoeing and kayaking on the nearby Loing and Essonne rivers. The Loing river is also a popular spot for a refreshing swim on hot summer days.

The area is also perfect for cycling and exploring charming nearby villages. For a more unique experience, you can visit the local art and nature attractions in Milly-la-Forêt, such as Jean Cocteau's house and the Cyclops sculpture by Jean Tinguely and Niki de Saint Phalle.

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La Maison du Diplo

10 chemin du rocher Cailleau

77123 LE VAUDOUE  â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹- FRANCE

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+33 7 7878 8355 (Guilllaume HENRI)​​​​​​

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