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Pretty little lake in the heart of the small Jura mountains

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A few small shops, a nice stopover

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This glacial lake, backed by limestone cliffs, is sometimes sapphire in color, sometimes emerald - Alexandre Dumas wrote in his book Impression de voyage in 1834: "This pretty little sapphire blue lake, set like a jewel, that nature would fear to lose."

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My phone was dead, and the tour was 38 km long with 1,100 meters of elevation gain. The terrain was very wet and snowy. In dry weather, the hike must be even more enjoyable, but you need to be in good physical condition; there are some really nice sections with beautiful views.

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Unfortunately I was unlucky with the weather, but even as I drove past the place looked very nice, lots of grass and a place to swim.

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Beautiful lake for swimming

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Memorial to the victims of deportation.

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Nice little town with a beautiful church, the town hall is also beautiful.

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Small, very quiet pass between valleys and forests with very few car passages.

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Exemplary waste disposal in Poncin by bike

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Impressive rock above Mantua

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Beautiful bike tour along the lake

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Viewpoint on Lake Genin.

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Natural jewel, sapphire blue or emerald green waters, nautical activities.

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Wonderful place! There is a restaurant, ideal for a break

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a beautiful view

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Having passed there many times, especially by bike, I did not know the history of the brown ponds. Thank you for these explanations !

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Brénod is located 850 meters above sea level, in the upper Bugey, south of the Jura massif. The town has a historical heritage, as well as a unique and completely preserved natural setting for peaceful, outdoor holidays.

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The Marron ponds have been labeled “Sensitive Natural Spaces” since 2015. They take their name from a family from Brénod. They were created around 1120 and once served as a water and fishing reserve for the monks of Meyriat Abbey.

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Small and cute

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