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Stunning

Lake Aumar, which adjoins Lake Aubert, offers a superb picture from its barges, since it highlights the peaks of Néouvielle and Ramougn. A Pyrenean show par excellence.

Unmissable walk

Lake Oule is an artificial body of water which is 1,819 meters above sea level. Located in the Aure valley, it is one of the largest in the Néouvielle reserve.

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.

A large dam lake between the mountains! It is easily accessible by a path in very good condition. It goes up to the dam!

A superb hike that will make you discover three lakes. Magnificent landscapes. The beginning of the hike begins with a glimpse of Lake Orédon then you continue on a beautiful stair climb that will take you to Lake Laquettes. Then a few hundred meters further you can rest on the Lac d'Aubert. A beautiful lake perfect for resting and enjoying the day, eating a snack etc... If you wish, you can continue your way to the upper lake located on your left behind the mountain or you can start the descent to the lakes of Orédon. Beware of the last descent, it sends heavy in the joints.

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.