プチカマルグアルザシエンヌ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ8

There are observation towers everywhere. Free.

It is a pleasure to visit the observatories on the path of the same name.

The truth is that it is a delightful trail to walk.

We walked in, talking quietly, and found ourselves with a small group of people with big goals, searching for bird images.

The Petite Camargue Alsacienne observatory trail winds through a magnificent forest setting, offering walkers a total immersion in a preserved green setting. This enchanting trail is a true haven for a wide variety of birds, from the melodious blackbird to the great spotted woodpecker tapping the tree trunks, to the discreet tits fluttering in the canopy. The lively and agile squirrels add a touch of mischief to this natural setting. They weave between the branches, leaping from tree to tree with disconcerting elegance, while their curious little eyes scrutinize the walkers. Every step on this trail is an invitation to observation and contemplation, where birdsong and the rustling of leaves create a soothing symphony, perfect for a true connection with nature.

The Observatory overlooking Mittlere Au, nestled in the Petite Camargue Alsacienne nature reserve, is a true sanctuary for nature lovers. From this privileged vantage point, you can admire the splendor of the wetlands, where water and vegetation create a habitat teeming with life. The site is home to a wide variety of species: grey herons scan the calm waters, kingfishers burst forth in a burst of vivid colors, and great crested grebes glide silently across the surface. Majestic swans flit among the reeds, while migratory ducks occasionally enliven the landscape. As the seasons change, the wildlife evolves, offering constantly renewed spectacles to keen observers. This site is a window onto the richness of biodiversity, where each glance reveals a new wonder of the natural world.

First small high seat built by the "Scouts de France" (1988 high seat du grand pré with a view of the cornfield). Newly built in 1994 by the "Bras Cassés" and opened in 1998. It was the first tower they built. In memory of the ornithologist Georges Muller, who observed here every day, the tower was renamed in 2009. The tower was sponsored by Crédit Mutuel St.Louis Regio in 1999

It is most beautiful early in the morning, the birds chirp sleepily, the frogs start their concert, there are no people anywhere in sight - a real place to enjoy.