オティニーの天然記念物・トップ3

At the south-west exit of the tunnel, an exciting path runs above the dammed Saane (or Lake Pèrolles) with beautiful views of the river/lake - embedded in a gorge-like valley with meadows, reeds, forests, mountain slopes and rock faces. When looking down from the upper part to the northeast, the "Magere Au" dam appears to the right (east) of the rock faces on the left (west) side, damming the river here to form a lake.

Access on foot on the île d'Ogoz below 668 m above sea level. Usually it’s in March. Also island accessible on boat: https://ogoz.ch/ile-ogoz/flotte-electro-solaire/

The Passage à l'île d'Ogoz is a natural causeway that connects the continent to the island of Ogoz in Lake Gruyère. The island is home to the ruins of two medieval castles and a restored chapel, which you can discover after crossing the lake on foot. The passage is only accessible when the water level is below 668 m. So check the conditions before leaving.

If you're looking for a short and easy hike in a beautiful and secluded wetland, you'll visit Gurles Pond. This small lake is located above the village of Maules, in the canton of Fribourg, Switzerland. You can run around the pond and appreciate the rich flora and fauna that thrive in this marshy landscape. It is a great place to exercise and get closer to nature, away from crowds and noise.

If you're looking for a short and easy hike in a beautiful and secluded wetland, you'll visit Gurles Pond. This small lake is located above the village of Maules, in the canton of Fribourg, Switzerland. You can tour the pond in less than an hour and appreciate the rich flora and fauna that thrive in this marshy landscape. It is an ideal place to relax and get closer to nature, away from crowds and noise.

Within sight of the Abbaye, in a hollow of the knee, is the Saane, this natural rock formation. Once upon a time, powerful underwater currents continuously eroded the rocks to the crag over eons of years. If you want to look up from the river bed to the edge of the cliff with its treetops, you have to tilt your head all the way back. The washed-out sandstone spirals into the sky in a breathtaking way and leaves the viewer standing there quite small and with their mouth open. The term "divine" takes on a new meaning here in the face of the abbey. A real natural highlight!!!

The island can be reached in spring. The reservoir is drained to collect the melting snow. This creates a connection between the island and the shore of Lac de Gruyere. Water level: https://www.groupe-e.ch/de/ueber-groupe-e/wasserstand-seen/gruyere

For friends of alluvial timber. Exactly from this tree trunk I see a motif again.