- Trail:
- Allée du Pavillon (Saint-Cloud)
- Status:
- Closed / Red
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Issue status:
- Condition:
- Ideal - Hero dirt! Not wet but not dry, moisture in soil.
- Reporter Primary Activity:
- Mountain Bike
Description:
LONG-TERM CLOSURE – Due to construction works for the upcoming Metro Line 15, this trail is partially closed at its junction with the "Mail Connector" trail. A 28 m-deep emergency access shaft, along with a 100 m access tunnel connecting to the metro tunnel, will be excavated at this location. According to publicly available information on the Line 15 project, the works are expected to continue until sometime between 2030 and 2031. Additional trails within the "Bas Parc" will presumably also be impacted in the future.
FERMETURE LONG-TERME – En raison des travaux liés à la future ligne de métro 15, ce sentier est partiellement fermé à son intersection avec le sentier "Mail Connector". Un puits d’accès de secours de 28 m de profondeur, ainsi qu’un tunnel d’accès de 100 m reliant le puits au tunnel du métro, seront creusés à cet endroit. Selon les informations publiques disponibles concernant le projet de la ligne 15, les travaux devraient se poursuivre jusqu’à une date comprise entre 2030 et 2031. D’autres sentiers du Bas Parc seront vraisemblablement également affectés à l’avenir.
FERMETURE LONG-TERME – En raison des travaux liés à la future ligne de métro 15, ce sentier est partiellement fermé à son intersection avec le sentier "Mail Connector". Un puits d’accès de secours de 28 m de profondeur, ainsi qu’un tunnel d’accès de 100 m reliant le puits au tunnel du métro, seront creusés à cet endroit. Selon les informations publiques disponibles concernant le projet de la ligne 15, les travaux devraient se poursuivre jusqu’à une date comprise entre 2030 et 2031. D’autres sentiers du Bas Parc seront vraisemblablement également affectés à l’avenir.
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Local Weather During Report
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Cloudy - Temperature
16° (12°/20°) - Precip
0.72 mm/h - Wind
11.2 km/h - Cloud Cover
97% - Humidity
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