Amezule Valley Greenway

Near Nancy, a bucolic greenway

The Amezule Green Way, located in Meurthe-et-Moselle, is a popular 15,7 km route connecting Lay-Saint-Christophe to Champenoux. Built on a former railway line, it winds through diverse landscapes, passing meadows, forests, and streams in the Amezule Valley, a tributary of the Moselle River. This route is ideal for families, beginner cyclists, and nature lovers, thanks to its smooth surface suitable for road bikes, rollerblades, and even e-bikes (electric-assist bicycles).

Cycling along the greenway, cyclists can enjoy magnificent views, particularly of the Brin pond, a site rich in biodiversity. The flora and fauna are abundant. The greenway passes through several picturesque towns such as Dommartin-sous-Amance, Agincourt, and Brin-sur-Seille, offering opportunities to discover local treasures and explore cultural and natural sites.

One of the unique features of this route is its connection to other major greenways, such as the Moselle Loop or the Echappée Bleue, allowing cyclists to extend their adventure. Furthermore, practical amenities like picnic tables and water fountains make rest stops easy and the journey even more enjoyable.

Whether you're looking for a sporting activity or a leisurely family stroll, the Amezule Green Way has something for everyone. To plan your outing, be sure to consult the Amezule Green Way map, which will guide you along this idyllic route.