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The circular trails are very rustic and natural, simply wonderful.

Lake Chamboux is an artificial lake created in 1984. It is one of the 6 large lakes of the Parc du Morvan and supplies drinking water to many municipalities in the canton. An 8 km walk around the lake invites you to discover its fauna and flora, each part of the lake offers a different landscape. 2nd category fishing zone, unsupervised swimming.

Chamboux Lake is an artificial lake built in 1984 and therefore a relatively young reservoir. The trail around the lake is a fabulous opportunity to appreciate the water, trees and wildlife during your run.

Chamboux Lake is an artificial lake built in 1984 and therefore a relatively young reservoir. The trail around the lake is a fabulous opportunity to enjoy the water, trees and wildlife.

Located directly behind the Saint-Agnan Church, on the circular hiking trail around Lake Saint-Agnan, is this small bar, accessible on foot, by bike, or on horseback. A simple wooden outdoor restaurant with friendly service. Perfectly prepared meat, delicious handmade fries, and delicious beers are served here in a cozy atmosphere. This bar is recommended as the final stop for a hike around the lake.

If you walk clockwise from Saint-Agnan around the lake of the same name, you will reach a turnoff on the east bank behind the villages of Les Coups and just before Les Michaux, on the lake side, which first leads on a narrow path and later on a new wooden footbridge across the lake. From here you have a beautiful view of the lake, the surrounding horse pastures and the interesting flora and fauna on the shores of Lac de Saint-Agnan.

If you walk the circular route around the Lac de Saint-Agnan (8.7 km), you will reach a junction on the north-east side of the lake, at the level of the Bois du Loup riding stables and campsite. A well signposted water educational trail begins here. The path leads on wooden planks directly above the water and there are many picture boards along the path that vividly explain and explain the water cycle.

The path was not on the Kommot map. But it does exist. When you follow the yellow marker, there is a new walking alternative. You walk on the lake. You can also enjoy a beautiful piece of nature. And with a little luck you will see a few "wild" horses. Recommended!