Parc Léo Lagrange, Urban park in Courlancy district, Reims, France
Parc Léo Lagrange is an urban park in the Courlancy district of Reims featuring a central lake connected to a wetland area, complemented by expansive grassy spaces and wooded sections. The grounds provide spaces for both relaxation and active recreation.
The park was designed by landscape architect Jacques Sgard in 1978, with a semi-natural wetland zone added in 1997.
The park partners with the Bird Protection League, featuring educational trails and nesting boxes that support local bird populations.
The park includes a 2050-square-meter skate park, fitness equipment, ping-pong tables, and two children's play areas for various age groups. Visitors can walk through the entire space and easily access all activity zones.
A 350-meter pumptrack installed in 2019 provides specialized terrain for bikes, skateboards, rollers, and scooters of varying skill levels. This track has become a popular gathering spot for riders of different disciplines.
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