Five easy motorcycle outings around Paris

Immediate summary

Around Paris, there are a number of short itineraries that allow you to ride in peace and quiet without leaving the city. This guide presents five outings that are simple, accessible and quick to get to. The roads are clean, the traffic reasonable and the routes suitable for all levels, including A2 and 125cc bikes.

1. Meudon and the national forest (south-west)

Distance from Paris: 30-45 min
Terrain: small roads, wooded areas, clean tarmac

Why it's a good outing:
- quick access from Paris left bank
- smooth road, ideal for warming up
- reasonable traffic outside rush hours
- short outing perfect for weekdays or late afternoons

Ideal for those who want to ride light without any constraints.

2. Saint-Germain-en-Laye and its terraces

Distance: 45 min
Terrain: wide road, steady climb, accessible forest

Sector benefits:
- wide panoramic view of the Seine valley
- clean, steady climb
- easy-to-read road
- very good compromise between speed and visibility

A sure bet for a simple, enjoyable outing.

3. Sénart forest (southeast)

Distance: 30-40 min
Terrain: flat roads, long legible lines

Key points:
- easy exit, no difficulties
- light traffic during the day
- ideal for 125cc and young licence holders
- possibility of extending towards the Seine if you want to make it longer

Convenient exit if you want to ride without pressure.

4. Rambouillet (southwest)

Distance: 1 h
Terrain: woods, open areas, small curves

Why it's interesting:
- easy access from the N10
- nice variety of roads
- excellent for clean, moderate driving
- reasonable traffic even at weekends

Perfect for smooth progress on open roads.

5. The banks of the Marne (east)

Distance: 25-35 min
Terrain: clean roads, villages, riverside

Advantages:
- quiet atmosphere
- short, easily accessible exit
- light morning traffic
- plenty of places to take a quick break

Ideal if you want a simple, no-fuss outing.

How do you choose your course?

- Fastest way out: Marne banks
- Easiest way out: Sénart forest
- Most varied way out: Rambouillet
- End-of-day way out: Meudon
- Panoramic way out: Saint-Germain

Total duration: 1 h 30 to 3 h depending on the loop.

Practical advice

- Avoid the main roads between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. and between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.
- Remain vigilant in wooded areas (humidity + leaves)
- Allow a margin in villages you pass through
- Adapt your speed in the tight curves of Rambouillet
- Drive early on weekends to avoid traffic peaks

Rent a motorcycle from Paris

Good Motors offers 100% digital self-service rental 24 hours a day.
Convenient for leaving at a time that suits you, early in the morning or in the evening.
Rental from 18 years of age, recent models, helmet and gloves supplied together.

Site : https://goodmotors.agency/
Paris page: https://goodmotors.agency/villes/paris

FAQ

Which is the nearest exit to Paris?

The banks of the Marne and Meudon.

Which exit is best for beginners?

Sénart forest: flat, easy road.

Can 125cc engines be used on these routes?

Yes, these are short, accessible loops.

Where can I rent a motorcycle in Paris?

Good Motors, self-service 24 hours a day.

Which exit offers the best visibility?

Saint-Germain-en-Laye thanks to its panoramic terrace.

Conclusion

Paris offers a number of easy, fast and pleasant routes for relaxed riding. The Meudon, Saint-Germain, Sénart, Rambouillet and Marne riverside areas are perfect for bikers looking for an easy way out. With a motorcycle available for self-service 24 hours a day at Good Motorsgetting away from it all becomes immediate and flexible.

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