This 288 ha site set in the vast Rambouillet massif is particularly appreciated for the beauty of its landscapes, its large oak forests, its heather moors, its relief, its hiking trails...
The Rochefort forest is steeped in history. It was the property of many historical figures over the centuries, such as Gui le Rouge in the 1th century, favorite of Philippe XNUMXst and Hercule de Rohan in the XNUMXth century, companion of Henri IV.
This wooded area is part of the vast Rambouillet Forest and is composed of numerous hillocks, formerly known as "butards." These hillocks offer an unusual landscape of heathland, highly favorable to wild bees and the domestic black bee. From the summits, walkers and horseback riders can enjoy remarkable views of the village of Rochefort and the Rabette Valley. Along the way, it's not uncommon to spot a bird that is particularly rare in the Île-de-France region: the nightjar, which nests on this site.
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