Ver-sur-Launette – Gressy

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South of the Ermenonville forest, the route crosses the Goële region, whose rural character is evident in the beet and cereal crops grown there. It runs partly along the Biberonne valley before joining the Ourcq Canal in the municipality of Gressy.

To view the routes leading to Le Plessis-Belleville and Mitry-Claye stations, tick the “Link lanes” box.

23 km
2h25

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Goële
Plaine de France

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New improvements were made in spring 2024, enhancing the route and allowing cyclists to avoid roads where cars travel too fast in all weather conditions. However, there are still a few short sections with very rough paths and road crossings. Signposts are in place between Ver-sur-Launette and Beaumarchais and between Compans and the Gressy exit.

  • Paris-Laon
  • TER : Dammartin-Juilly station
  • Transilien:
    • Le Plessis-Belleville station is at ground level via the level crossing.
    • Compans and Thieux stations should be avoided due to their steep staircases.
    • Mitry-Claye: terminus for the RER B and TER services to Crépy-en-Valois
      • Mitry-Claye station is equipped with lifts.
Ver-sur-Launette :

  • 12th-century church
  • wash house
  • fortified house

Ève :

  • 13th-century church listed as a historic monument

Dammartin-en-Goële :

  • St John’s Church
  • portal
  • two marked walking trails to explore the old town centre

Moussy-le-Neuf :

  • Priory of Sainte-Opportune (11th-century ruins)
  • Saint Vincent Church (16th century)
  • market hall where the market is held every Saturday morning, and where a town crier officiates on the first Saturday of every month

Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin :

  • castle (private)
  • Saint Peter and Saint Paul Church, comprising three tombs listed as Historic Monuments

Compans :

  • two mills from the 12th century

Gressy :

  • charming village between the Beuvronne valley and the Ourcq canal
  • very beautiful park
  • manor house (four-star hotel) site of a 17th-century fortified farmstead
  • museum (Sèvres porcelain, pharmaceutical vases, etc.)

Nearby :

  • Othis :
    • Notre-Dame Church (14th century) with a Renaissance façade
  • Nantouillet :
    • Renaissance castle and Saint-Denis church
  • Saint-Mesmes :
    • 12th-century church

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The 2 links of the stage « Ver-sur-Launette – Gressy »

This connection leads to the RER-B at Mitry-Claye , which has a much more frequent service than Crépy-en-Valois.

2.2 km

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This connection leads to Plessis-Belleville station, on Transilien line K, which connects Paris-Nord to Crépy-en-Valois.

6.5 km

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