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Beautiful lake located next to the Gers Refuge and below Col Pelouse

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Beautiful lake in Samoans.

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Beautiful lake, perfect for picnics! A cozy atmosphere.

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Lake Joux Plane, accessible by car, is the ideal place to enjoy nature with the family. Located between Samoëns and Morzine and open from June 26 to December 31 (subject to snow conditions), it will allow you to recharge your batteries in a gentle mountain setting. The natural area is equipped with a picnic area and parking. Also enjoy plenty of activities: fishing (purchase map on site), walks and hikes in the middle of the mountain pastures: marked routes. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are possible in winter.

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Magnificent artificial lake in Samoens intended for fishing and swimming

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Lake Gers is a high altitude lake

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A magnificent view of Lake Gers in a green and majestic setting.

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Lake Gers is a lake located in the commune of Samoëns, in Haute-Savoie, which peaks at an altitude of 1,537 m.

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Intersection point Refuge and Lake Gers Altitude 1544m The Gite-Refuge du Lac de Gers welcomes you in a magnificent setting teeming with abundant flora and fauna. In addition to the lodging, we offer you meals, simple local cuisine and Savoyard tradition, at the edge of the lake.

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Lake Gers is a lake located in the commune of Samoëns, in Haute-Savoie, which peaks at an altitude of 1,537 m.

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Lake Flaine is located at the bottom of a valley over-excavated by a local glacier which descended from the summit of the lapiaz zone of the Platé desert (Tête lawn (2475 m) and Grandes platières (2480 m)) during the great glaciations. At its western end, it is blocked by the rocky threshold of the Col de Cou (1501 m). From a geological point of view, this depression is dug in limestone from the Urgonian (130 to 112 million years) and the Neocomian (145 to 130 million) which is very easily attacked by water and which therefore cannot hold her back. The bottom is however covered with a thick layer of silt that can reach several tens of meters which ensures its watertightness7. During the last retreat of the glacier from the basin, almost 12,000 years ago, the lake was 20 meters deeper and occupied the entire bottom of the basin over a length of 1200 m but it gradually shrank that the losses became more active and accelerated its evacuation. The result is a long plain slowly tilting 2% towards the west where the lake takes refuge in its low waters6. Currently, the lake is fed by four small streams, three of which are permanent. Two come from the Col de Cou while the third comes from the south and circulates under the scree. The main one follows the valley, it crosses the Flaine ski resort and its wastewater treatment plant and has a very variable flow rate: it can be dry but can also flow 300 l/s6. The surface area of the lake fluctuates accordingly and is only 1.5 ha and 0.8 m deep during low water in autumn and winter. However, it does not pass below this limit because its main outlet is not at the lowest point, but on its southern bank, in a scree. The flood period occurs when the snow melts to reach a size of 12 ha for a depth of 10.5 m, values reached in 1985-86 around June 1st. This value, however, seems higher than in previous decades since the water then surrounds the alpine chalets on the lake plain and the fir trees have their trunks in the water for several weeks, which represents conditions where they do not should not be able to develop. The cause of the increase in spring floods is attributed to the creation of the Flaine resort in the 1960s which led to waterproofing of the soil (parking lots, roads, sealing of lapiaz for ski slopes, etc.) as well as the capture of additional water from Lake Vernant8. Another consequence is that the bed of the Flaine stream has sunk several meters as it enters the lake plain6. During periods of high water, water flows through two additional temporary outlets located on the north side of the lake and forming funnels 2 to 3 m in diameter7. Water characteristics A surface temperature of 13.5° was recorded on May 26, 1986. In winter, the lake can also freeze over almost its entire depth. A measurement carried out during periods of high water revealed that its pH is relatively alkaline (9.08) for relatively low mineralization (TH = 4.46 °f mainly due to 17.2 mg/l of calcium). Lined by fine gray-beige silt, the lake is quite turbid and has a transparency of only around 1 m. Bacteriologically contaminated, around 1990 it was in an advanced state of eutrophication due to the lack of performance of the wastewater treatment plant6. The lake is regularly stocked with rainbow trout and brown trout9.

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This lake is the perfect final destination for a walk. Take a moment to relax with the beautiful view and then start the descent again.

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The Two Lakes: Lac aux Dames, Samoëns These two lakes, connected by a waterfall, are located on the edge of Samoëns within a few minutes' walk of several of our Samoens properties. With a stunning backdrop of the Criou mountain hanging above them, the two lakes and surrounding landscape offer an impressive range of activities, including fishing, a golf driving range (on the water!), horse riding, a treetop adventure park, tennis and a playground, not to mention a large outdoor area for games, sunbathing and picnics. A wide, smooth gravel track borders these lakes, with plenty of forest hiking trails coming your way if you're feeling adventurous!

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For lack of time not explored the trails But everything is possible

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Lac high in the mountains, often surrounded by cows in summer and snow in winter. Great views to the surrounding peaks.

Small artificial lake, a lot of cattle and hair in summer. It is also the start of the most pleasant route to climb to the peak of Nyon. the team's refuge allows you to have lunch or a drink. Several water points allow you to refuel water bottles before the ascent.

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The Samoëns leisure center is organized around two lakes linked by a small waterfall. The tour of these lakes is in itself a short but very pleasant walk, with the Haut Giffre mountains as a backdrop and more particularly the Criou

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The stream flows into the lake.

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Awesome hike, the lake is beautiful

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Small lake near the Col de Joux-Plane. More information: https://www.quaeldich.de/paesse/col-de-joux-plane/

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