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Partially classified as a nature reserve and Natura 2000 site, Lake Léon is very popular with nature lovers. Discover a rare ecosystem made up of multiple habitats: aquatic area, wet moors, peat bogs, reed beds, wet meadows. The lake is home to a great diversity of fauna and flora: mammals such as the otter, the coypu or the European mink, many insects and birds such as the grey heron, reptiles such as the European pond turtle, commonly called the marsh turtle. In spring and autumn, birdwatching and photography enthusiasts come to admire populations of migratory birds stopping on the lake. To the west of the lake, the Courant d'Huchet meanders over more than 600 hectares to the Atlantic Ocean. This site, nicknamed "the Landes Amazon", is classified as a nature reserve and offers visitors trails through lush vegetation. Visit the Maison de la Réserve on the banks of the lake for an educational discovery of local biodiversity. Embark on a “galup” (traditional flat-bottomed boat) and let yourself be guided by the boatmen through 10km of wild landscapes, between marshes, dunes and peat bogs. An unforgettable excursion to experience with family, friends or lovers!

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Superb wooded park located on the banks of the Soustons pond where bald cypresses or Louisiana cypresses reign supreme. Not very shy, countless squirrels have taken up residence in this beautiful park, a spectacle not to be missed. The Batby Inn located at the entrance to the park is an excellent restaurant.

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The age of the Nerthe oak has been estimated at 600 years! This venerable oak has been classified as a Remarkable Tree. You will find all the information about it on this blog: http://onvqf.over-blog.com/chêne-de-nerthe-magescq-landes-40-aa

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The peat bog is a very special environment, made up of waterlogged plants whose residues accumulate to form peat. It is the habitat of several protected species: the Fadet des Laiches, a rare butterfly that flies from mid-June to mid-July. But also several carnivorous plants, the best known of which is Drosera. One of the streams feeding the bog is also home to the Agrion de Mercure, a small blue dragonfly very sensitive to water quality. Classified as a natura 2000 zone, a path on stilts has been laid out to discover this wetland that was once common in our region but is now endangered. Source: https://www.tourismelandes.com/patrimoine-naturel/les-tourbieres-de-lestanque-pnaaqu04001wbcfe/

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Do you smell this smell? It is the thermal water that springs naturally in Dax. If you approach, have fun touching the water that comes out of the fountain, you can see that it is naturally hot.

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The hot fountain known as the Nèhe spring takes its name from a Norse goddess of water. It is built over what is believed to be an ancient Roman bath. The water is at a temperature of 64°C and along with the mineralization of the water and silt from the local Ardor River, a thermal mud is made which is used locally as a rheumatology treatment.

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There is mainly a smell of nitric acid here!

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Source of hot water drawn from 2000 m with a temperature of 64°c at the outlet 🥵🥵 .

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Beautiful peaceful place by following the cycle paths easily joined Azur without going through roads open to cars

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Nice quiet stretch along the east bank of the lake. The path leads sometimes over bike paths, sometimes over quiet side streets and offers beautiful views of the lake again and again.

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The thermal fountain in Dax, also called Source de la Nèhe, brings out water that is up to 86 degrees hot. In the past it was therefore not infrequently used for cooking. Today it is mainly known for its healing effects on rheumatism and other diseases.

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A particularly impressive testimony to the ancient history of the city is the thermal fountain (La Fontaine Chaude) - also Source de la Nèhe: This building was erected in the 19th century on the site of a Roman thermal bath. The spring produces 2.4 million liters of water at a temperature of 64 ° C every day. The water rises from a depth of 2000 m. The quarter of the meat and poultry traders used to be here. The housewives used the hot water to boil their eggs and pluck their poultry. Source: Wikipedia

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Dax is known for his spa qualities. In the city you can see a hot spring that is (unfortunately) fenced. Those who arrive there by a long bike ride in the rain, would like to jump into the spring. She is very warm; you would go through it ...

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