THE LAKE "LAC DE BLANCHEMER"

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Lake Blanchemer bring you peace and tranquility. You will be fishing brown trout, perch, tench, roach and carp. We will discover a floating bog with dangerous access but which offers a refuge appreciated by perch and trout. This lake was dammed to produce electricity: the turbine, still in business, was installed near of Blanchemer bridge in 1958. The name of this lake, "White Sea" comes from the reflection of the snow in its waters in winter.

Access road closed in winter.

Main information

Category of environmental heritage :
- Regional country park
Type of natural heritage :
- Lakes - Ponds - Bodies of water
Conditions of visit (individuals) :
- Visit on your own at all times
- Signposted footpaths
Conditions of visit (groups) :
- Visit on your own at all times
- Signposted footpaths

To note

Pets welcome :
- YES
Groups welcome :
- YES

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THE LAKE "LAC DE BLANCHEMER"

Chemin des chaumes

88250

LA BRESSE

Phone : +33 3 29 25 41 29

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