쁘띠 에탕 드 비스카로스 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Absolutely worth seeing museum followed by a performance on the lake!

Beautiful lake where swimming is prohibited. You will find picnic areas and tables all along.

Dug in 1834 by Bordeaux bankers, the Trans-Aquitain Canal connects the great lakes of Biscarrosse.

A mix of forest runs and lakeside trails make the latter a great place to run.

Beautiful little lake that can be walked around for about 6km. Swimming is not possible, but there are nice picnic spots.

From Wikipedia Since the beginning of aviation, the waters around Biscarrosse have been a base for seaplanes. The Toulouse-based aircraft company Latécoère operated a final assembly hall for its Latécoère 631 flying boat on the northern edge of the southern lake. The flying boats, which were dismantled into their main sections, were transported from Toulouse to Biscarrosse using low-loaders, sometimes over the same country roads as the A380 in the opposite direction decades later. The Hourtiquets flying boat base, which is now located in a restricted military area (see next section), was built southwest of the Latécoère factory in 1940. During the Second World War they were used by the Luftwaffe's Maritime Reconnaissance Group 129 between the summer of 1943 and 1944; it was equipped with BV 222 and BV 138. In Biscarrosse, a museum commemorates naval aviation.

Located between the town of Biscarrosse and the small pond, the Château de Montbron, so called since it became the property of the Chérade de Montbron family in 1906, was formerly called “Château de Biscarrosse” and in the 19th century “château des comtes”. of Marcellus ”. Built in the 13th and 16th centuries, it is made up of four circular corner towers with mullioned windows; it houses Louis XIII style fireplaces. It hosted a garrison of the Black Prince, during the occupation of Aquitaine by the English. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau_de_Montbron_(Biscarrosse)

Excellent paved car-free bike trail along the lakeshore and canal