보켄스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

There you'll find expert advice on what to do next on your hikes. If you stay the evening, the dining room is welcoming and the meals are delicious and plentiful. The nearby bivouac area can accommodate around ten tents.

The Campana de Cloutou refuge is located in the Néouvielle nature reserve. Located at an altitude of 2,225 meters, it borders the lake of the same name and has 36 beds. More information: https://refugecampanadecloutou.ffcam.fr/

The Campana de cloutou refuge is located in the Néouvielle nature reserve. Located at 2,225 meters above sea level, it borders the lake of the same name and has 36 beds. More information: https://refugecampanadecloutou.ffcam.fr/

This natural lake, of glacial origin, is revealed to walkers arriving via the passes. Well sheltered behind its granite barrier, it is impossible to see it from the bottom of the massif. Over time, the geology of the massif made it possible to dig a basin and create a rocky edge. It is this "glacial lock" that erases Lake Port Bielh from the landscape when you are below. Apart from a few hook pines, you will not find much vegetation there. The site is essentially mineral but still offers small lawns suitable for camping.

Located at 1,947 meters above sea level, the Bleu de Lesponne lake is one of the most beautiful in the Pyrenees. This natural lake has been raised slightly to regulate the flow of the Adour.

Located at 1,947 meters above sea level, the Bleu de Lesponne lake is one of the most beautiful in the Pyrenees. This natural lake has been raised slightly to regulate the flow of the Adour. The lake also offers a great view of the valley below.

This natural lake, of glacial origin, is revealed to walkers who arrive via the passes. Well sheltered behind its granite barrier, it is impossible to see it from the bottom of the massif. Over time, the geology of the massif made it possible to dig a basin and create a rocky edge. It is this “glacial lock” which erases Port Bielh Lake from the landscape when you are below. Apart from a few pines, you will not find much vegetation there. The site is essentially mineral but still offers small lawns suitable for bivouacs.

The lake of Coste Ouiellère is well guarded since it is surrounded by overhanging many natural lakes, among the most beautiful of the reserve. If sheep are regularly found around the laquer, look no further than the name for the reason. In Occitan, coste means "slope" and oueilhèro means "sheep or ewe". Which therefore seems to make it a lake with sloping edges, ideal for mountain pastures.