Paris-area forest reopens to visitors after July blaze, with parts still off-limits

The Fontainebleau forest, a popular nature reserve southeast of Paris, reopened to the public on Saturday after a wildfire in July burned about 2,000 hectares. Eighty percent of the area is now accessible, while a fifth remains closed for safety reasons. Visitors, including climbers from abroad, returned to the site, which is known for its boulders and outdoor activities.