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The pond can be easily circumnavigated by bike, it is worth it

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Very beautiful pond, the view of Gruissan is a significant plus which brings great charm to this place!

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Hello. I am planning a trip with my 11 year old son. They have told me that there are sections without trees because they have had to cut them down because they are sick. Do you know which parts we have to avoid because of the trees that are cut down? thank you

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Imposing bridge structure. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanalbr%C3%BCcke_B%C3%A9ziers?wprov=sfla1

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The Gruissan pond is a vast body of salt water. It is bordered by marshes and lagoons, which are home to a rich and diverse fauna and flora. Nearby are the Gruissan saltworks, which have been producing salt since Antiquity and are part of the region's cultural and gastronomic heritage.

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Excellent. The view of the lake..

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Very very nice place. Unfortunately easy to get to.

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Beautiful bike ride from campsite sunelia las sabons from the sea along the canal to bisiere. Great city with many sights.

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Long stretches of the Eurovelo 8 along the canal are nice and flat.

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The bridge crossing the Canal du Midi with the river Orb is a unique structure.

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The Béziers Canal Bridge is a trough bridge that carries the Canal du Midi across the River Orb in Béziers. The trough bridge itself is 143.4 m long, 15 m wide and around 12 m high. It is framed at both ends by abutments that are 27.4 m long and about 31.5 m wide.

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Impressive engineering feat accomplished here.

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Currently (August) closed due to the risk of forest fires. It's over on the street.

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A great view of the old fishing village of Gruissan with its keep. From time to time you can also see flamingos and fish jumping in the evening

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Worth seeing lock system on the Canal du midi

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In this area, too, some of the plane trees have already been felled and burned. The plane tree death caused by a fungus infestation is inevitably advancing northwards. On my tour in September 2021, I was partially diverted from the Canal du Midi because there was tree felling work. The felled trees are burned on the spot. A very sad sight, as it was the plane trees that made up the character of the Canal du Midi.

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Freight shipping has almost completely disappeared on the Canal du Midi. Today sport boats, houseboats and passenger ships operate in large numbers. The lock staircase is used by up to 60 ships a day in the summer months. In order to be able to cope with this amount, a one-way system was introduced in which the waiting watercraft are either only pushed downwards or only upwards several times a day during fixed periods of time. Three of the usual tourist boats fit into each chamber. The lockdown takes about 30 minutes and upwards about 45 minutes. When locking down, the groups of ships are moved downwards together with a single chamber filling. When moving upwards, one chamber filling is used for each stage. To speed up the process, each chamber is filled from the second higher chamber. The water exchange happens faster because of the increased level difference, but an additional chamber filling is also lost.

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From 1681 until the opening of the Béziers canal bridge over the River Orb in 1857, canal boats had to use the river bed of the Orb for a distance of 800m, which often caused problems with the fluctuating water level of the small river, despite a built-in dam. Although Vauban had already proposed an aqueduct across the Orb, it was not implemented as "too ambitious and too expensive". In 1854 the Canal latéral à la Garonne was almost finished. This means that the continuous canal connection from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean would only have been disturbed by the crossing of the Orb in Béziers. So it was decided to build the canal bridge and the foundation stone was laid in October of the same year. (Wikipedia)

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The foliage of beautiful, large plane trees provides welcome shade on this section of the Canal du Midi near Béziers.

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Great trail on the Canal du Midi

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