The park occupies a former industrial site that was reclaimed for public recreational use.
It forms a critical part of the green corridor project along the banks of the Seine river in the Hauts-de-Seine department.
The park's name honors Pierre Lagravère, a former General Councilor of the Hauts-de-Seine.
Its elongated layout follows the natural curve of the Seine for approximately two kilometers.
The park is equipped with specialized facilities for roller sports, a rarity in public parks of this size in the area.
Parc Pierre Lagravère is a 25-hectare public park situated along the banks of the Seine in Colombes, France. The park features a dedicated roller-skating track, diverse pedestrian paths, and multiple children's playgrounds. It provides a green connection between the municipalities of Colombes, Bois-Colombes, and Asnières-sur-Seine. The site includes extensive lawn areas, mature tree plantings, and designated zones for leisure activities. It serves as a major node in the regional trail network along the river. Visitors can access sports facilities including tennis courts and athletic fields within the park grounds. The park's layout emphasizes riverfront accessibility and local recreation for suburban residents.
The riverfront vantage point near the Pont de Colombes at golden hour.
Bring a bicycle or skates to make the most of the extensive, flat riverfront pathways.
Check the departmental website for scheduled community sporting events that may restrict access to specific fields.
Combine your visit with a walk along the river path that continues beyond the park boundaries.
Do not wander into the adjacent industrial zones; stick to the clearly marked park trails and riverfront paths.
Maintain noise levels during evenings; cyclists must yield to pedestrians on shared-use paths.
