アビュリーの天然記念物・トップ13

The pond in the Bois des Mouilles is a biological reserve. The unpaved path is still accessible to road bikes.

This beautiful, nameless pond is located in the Bois des Mouilles nature reserve. The flora and fauna around the water can be discovered on beautifully laid out paths and platforms.

The trail along the Rhone from Dardagny has reopened - better option than walking through the village. Friendly coffee/food at Cafe Cartigny and excellent goats cheese from Gribi-Wible Farm (courtyard fridge/honesty box)

Small marshy area on the way to Bois des Mouilles. The water is not suitable for swimming. Watch your step and avoid in rainy weather. If you stay here for a while, you can observe local birds and amphibians.

One of the last true marshy areas in the canton of Geneva. On April 18, 1951, these lands were purchased by the Swiss League for the Protection of Nature (today Pro Natura). This area is slowly being invaded by forest and therefore in danger. 13 species out of the 136 recorded in Mategnin les Crêts appear on the red list of threatened species. Concerning fauna, there are 48 species of birds and multiple species of insects and amphibians.

This accessible and well-marked site allows you to get closer to the richness of a forest pond. Several paths allow you to explore this natural space and follow the perimeter of the reserve. There are two accessible parking lots.

La Jonction is a place where the Rhône and Arve rivers come together, creating a magnificent and unique natural phenomenon. The two rivers have different water colors and when they come together, their waters mix and come together to form a final river, the Rhône. You can best observe this scenario from the bridge, conveniently located just 40 meters after the junction.

Nature reserve prohibited by bicycle. He walks and pushes his bike, but it's beautiful!