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Impressive trail along the lake

Idyllic lake with a great mountain panorama and the trail leads directly along the shore.

the Col de Pierre Perchia is located between the Pilâ and the Cape au Moine, it allows you to cross from the Col de Soladier to the Combe d'Allières. To reach it, you must in all cases cross large, steep grassy slopes where you can find snowfields in spring. The view from the pass is majestic over the Cape au Moine and as far as Lake Geneva.

This summit is part of the Moléson massif and offers a breathtaking view of Lake Gruyère.

If you love nature and want to discover the rich diversity of pre-Alpine flora, the Moléson botanical trail is a must. This thematic trail starts from Plan-Francey, accessible by the Moléson-Village funicular, and winds along the eastern slope of the Moléson, passing by the Gros-Moléson chalet and the Albeuve valley. Along the way, you will be able to identify more than 200 plants thanks to labels placed by a botanical association. It offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. An ideal way to combine your love of botany with that of outdoor activities.

This covered wooden bridge, built in 1667, spans the Sarine gorges and offers a breathtaking view of the natural landscape. The bridge was part of an ancient mule route which facilitated the cheese trade in the 17th century. Today, you can access it by running and enjoy the charm of the authentic villages of Lessoc and Montbovon. The bridge is also a highlight of the Gruyère Pays-d'Enhaut Regional Natural Park, where you can discover other cultural and natural riches.

Lake Lessoc is an artificial lake created by the Lessoc dam, where you can admire the reflections of the mountains and the Sarine. Along the way, you can also discover historic bridges and learn about the local flora and fauna.

If you love nature and want to discover the rich diversity of pre-Alpine flora, you should try the Moléson Botanical Trail. This thematic trail leaves from Plan-Francey, accessible by funicular from Moléson-Village, and winds along the eastern slope of Moléson, passing by the Gros-Moléson chalet and the Albeuve valley. Along the way, you will be able to identify more than 200 plants thanks to labels placed by a botanical association. It is suitable for all levels of hikers and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Don't miss the guided tours that take place on the first Sunday in July and August, where you can learn about the local flora and fauna.