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Lake Chambon was formed following the eruption of the Tartaret volcano. You can see the Tartaret, the Couze valley, and in the background, the Sancy massif.

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Surrounded by dense forests and steep cliffs, Lake Pavin is distinguished by its deep blue waters that reflect the surrounding vegetation. This enchanting setting, accessible by a trail, combines perfectly with breathtaking views of the lake and the surrounding mountains.

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Beautiful in spring with plenty of water

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The Puy de Montcineyre, at the time of its formation, blocked the course of a river, and formed this large lake in the shape of a crescent. Although it was not formed during a volcanic explosion, its depth of 20 meters is significant.

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Lake Pavin is a marvel, yet the name Pavin from which it comes means appalling. Its circular shape leaves no doubt as to its origin: a gigantic volcanic explosion. When we look at its calm waters, it is difficult to imagine how dreadful its creation some 6,900 years ago was. The explosion that formed it was indeed very violent: traces of this maar were found even in the sediments of Lake Geneva in Switzerland.

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Lac Estivadoux is a large bog perched at an altitude of 1,200 metres.

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Lac Chambon is a lake of volcanic origin. Between its remarkable view of the Monts Dore and its shallow depth (only four meters), swimming becomes very pleasant. As a good walker, you need an hour to hike around the lake. If you prefer water sports, go directly to the leisure base. On the beach, taverns, ice cream parlors and restaurants are also open during the high season.

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