ガロンヌ運河の湖・トップ12

Spectacular landscapes, 360º views everywhere you look is worth it.

3 hours to walk just around the lake, which you barely see due to the vegetation. The only access point to the lake is the small beach where dogs are allowed on a leash. This is completely out of line with the advertised duration. There's very little view of the lake, and a lot of trash on the route, half of which is a paved bike path. A good portion passes through squats, shantytowns, garbage dumps, and other signs of human activity with little respect for nature. A good portion runs along the highway. In short, it was a disappointment for us; we don't recommend this route.

Lake Mayor de Colomers is a lake of glacial origin located at 2128 m in the municipality of Alto Arán, in the Valle de Arán region. Lake Mayor de Colomers is one of the largest lakes in the Cirque de Colomers, a glacial cirque of more than 50 lakes crowned by peaks that exceed 2,500 meters, such as the Tuc de Ratera (2,861 m) or the Gran Tuc de Colomers (2,933 meters). ). The Colomers refuge is located near the lake.

The lake of Còth de Baish can be seen from the pass of the same name, at an altitude of 2,190 metres. From the pass it is possible to descend to the lake to admire it up close.

One of the smallest, but also very flirtatious.

It lives up to its name, it is the largest in the area.

Delicious area of walkways between small pools of water.

Beautiful scene on our way through the Aiguamòg reservoir, located above the town of Tredós and surrounded by a beautiful natural setting. It is ideal for bathing, as there is a small entrance to the water, or perfect for eating, as there is a picnic area with stone benches and a barbecue at the top. It was built in 1969 to regulate the flow of water and produce hydroelectric power. Easy access by road and with parking to leave the car.