Ensconced in the 16th arrondissement lies the Route Sablonneuse. This path stretches 1280 meters through the Bois de Boulogne. It offers a tranquil escape within Paris.
The Route Sablonneuse is easily accessible. Public transport provides several options. The Metro lines 2 and 9 stop nearby. Several bus lines also run close to the Route Sablonneuse. These include the 244, 32, 63, and PC. RER C also has a nearby station. Tram line T3B stops close to the Route Sablonneuse.
The closest bus stop is Route de Suresnes. It’s only a five-minute walk. Dufrénoy is another option a bit further. Avenue Henri Martin RER station is about a seven-minute walk. Porte Dauphine is accessible by tram and metro.
If you take the Metro, get off at Porte Dauphine. From there, it is a thirteen-minute walk to the Route Sablonneuse. The Rue de la Pompe station is a bit further. It’s about a fifteen-minute walk.
The earliest tram to the Route Sablonneuse arrives around 6:25 AM. The last tram arrives around 12:54 AM. Metro line 2 starts running around 5:25 AM. The last Metro arrives around 1:15 AM. The PC is the first bus, arriving around 6:23 AM. The 63 is the final bus, arriving around 1:04 AM. The RER C starts around 5:33 AM. It stops running around 12:27 AM.
The Route Sablonneuse offers a green escape. It is conveniently connected to the city. So whether you arrive by bus, Metro, RER, or tram, a peaceful stroll awaits.