가장 멋진 호수 5곳

Little walk

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some fairly technical but very fun passages 👍🤩

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As you ride along the north shore of Lac de Beaulieu in Couëron, you will be greeted by a panoramic view that will reveal the vast expanses of water of the lake. The trail is often quieter, allowing you to fully appreciate the beauty of the lake and its natural environment without hindrance.

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Superb spot to take a break during the hike, there are facilities for a mini training session if the hike hasn't exhausted you too much

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If you look carefully, you will see monkeys, and a jaguar... 😉 but not only that! The Settlers are among us...

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A young lake, created only in 1992 The Lac de Beaulieu is an essential place to visit for hikers who take the 2.3 km path that surrounds it. It is also classified Natura 2000 site, the fauna and flora are therefore to be discovered on the course.

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Swamp only visible in winter and early spring. Many small birds, waders and raptors. The rest of the year they are meadows used as pastures, more or less water depending on the weather and the tides.

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Located in a beautiful natural site, this pond, in fact an old quarry filled with water, is open for swimming. Be careful, beyond the buoys, the pond becomes very deep and therefore dangerous. It is therefore necessary to supervise the children. There are also children's games, picnic tables and a bicross field on site. NB: entry is payable in summer (with supervised swimming). Apart from the road, several options of paths to get there or from there: The Chemin des Foulques allows you to continue along the slopes towards La Montagne, for fairly committed cycling and passages that will require you to dismount. The path of the Estacade which goes towards the Loire (cul-de-sac) offers several observation posts of the wetlands and their avian fauna. The Chemin de la Mandrine links with the Port Lavigne shipyard and the statues of animals perched in the trees. Finally, the Chemin de la Sangle goes towards Bouguenais. Nice, but you have to climb a long and steep staircase, so not at all compatible with heavy bikes or panniers.

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