Pontpoint – Senlis
Before enjoying Halatte Forest, you will need to climb a steep hill. Together with Ermenonville Forest and Chantilly Forest, they form the Three Forests Massif. The route passes close to Mont-Pagnotte, one of the highest points (220 m). A viewpoint offers a beautiful view of the Oise valley. In the commune of Chamant, there is a metal water tower (2 km west of the St-Priest signpost), which is still in use.
On this stage, the Paris-London cycle route merges with EuroVelo 3 until Senlis.
To view the route from Chantilly-Gouvieux station to Senlis, tick the “link lanes” box.
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Itinerary recommended by CTE. Partially follows Eurovelo3
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Senlis train station:
Intercity buses in the Oise region: to and from Creil, Chantilly, Verberie, Compiègne, Boran, Pont-Sainte-Maxence, Orry-la-Ville, Le Plessis Belleville, Crépy-en-Valois
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- Saint-Médard Church
Fleurines located in a clearing in the heart of the Halatte forest:
- Ruins of the former Saint-Christophe priory, in the heart of the forest, listed as a Historic Monument
Balagny-sur-Aunette:
- 12th-century church
Charming:
- Notre-Dame-de-Chamant Church (12th century)
- Chapel of Our Lady of Good Help
Aumont-en-Halatte: located in the heart of a listed natural forest, this village is served by several hiking trails. One of them leads to the Butte d’Aumont, a remarkable viewpoint over the forest.
- Church of Saint-Gervais-et-Protais (15th century)
- wash house
- Henri Barbusse Museum
Link of the stage « Pontpoint – Senlis »
This connection allows you to reach the old Senlis station from Chantilly-Gouvieux station, which is well served by numerous TER trains: Paris Gare du Nord, Creil, Compiègne, Amiens.