Fontainebleau: Popular Forest Near Paris to Reopen After Wildfire
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After being ravaged by a historic fire this summer, the forest of Fontainebleau reopens its trails to the public this Saturday, while maintaining areas of prohibition by safety measure
Fontainebleau forest near Paris set to reopen after wildfire
Fontainebleau forest, a Paris region destination that draws hikers, nature lovers and climbers, was struck by a wildfire that burned some 2,000 hectares in July. A local official said 80% of the forest will reopen to the public on Saturday.
Walkers will be able to find 80 per cent of the famous forest trails, after nearly 2,000 hectares have been ravaged by fires.
On July 12th, a massive fire ravaged nearly 10% of the Fontainebleu forest. It will reopen to the public this Saturday, August 22nd.
From Saturday onwards, only areas ravaged by flames and glacis will remain closed, representing an area of 2,000 hectares, out of the 20,000 that make up the wooded area.
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