Summary
30 minutes—that’s the daily amount of physical activity recommended by the World Health Organization.
With this in mind, RATP offers eight running routes connecting metro stations or RER stations—a perfect way to combine fitness with exploration!
Routes to Get Moving
As part of the "Tous les jours, tous en forme" program launched by RATP in 2023, eight running and urban hiking routes were created in collaboration with Gautier Simounet. A former high-level athlete and manager on the RER A line, he guided participants along these routes, connecting metro stations and RER stations across the Île-de-France Mobilités network operated by RATP.
Explore these eight 10-kilometer routes below!
- Route #1: From Denfert-Rochereau to Bibliothèque François Mitterrand. [Rediscover this route]
- Route #2: From Nation to Gare de Lyon. [Rediscover this route]
- Route #3: From Gare du Nord to Place des Fêtes. [Rediscover this route]
- Route #4: From Charles de Gaulle – Étoile to Trocadéro. [Rediscover this route]
- Route #5: From Saint-Lazare to Pont-Cardinet. [Rediscover this route]
- Route #6: From Invalides to Porte de Versailles. [Rediscover this route]
- Route #7: From Porte Maillot to Porte d'Auteuil. [Rediscover this route]
- Route #8: From Vincennes station (RER A) to Porte Dorée. [Rediscover this route]
