Best lakes around Lamadeleine-Val-Des-Anges are found in the surrounding Territoire de Belfort department and the larger Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region. Lamadeleine-Val-des-Anges, a commune in the pre-Vosges region of northeastern France, serves as a base for exploring these natural features. These lakes offer various natural attractions and recreational opportunities for visitors. The area provides diverse experiences, from tranquil fishing spots to scenic dam lakes.
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nice inn with delicious food. especially the breakfast - great. sometimes they grill in the evening. no street nearby - wonderfully quiet
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Too bad the dam is currently under construction.
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Located at an altitude of 800 meters.
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Like other lakes, below the Tête des Perche. On the other hand, the signage, at the Col des Perche: could do better!! For the Tête des Perche or the Lac D'Alfeld... So, for the Lac D'Alfeld: follow Ballon d'Alsace until an intersection on the left. I lost an hour: returned at night!
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On the edge of the lake, and surrounded by forests, the refuge offers an ideal setting to come and relax. You can enjoy the view on the terrace overlooking the lake while having a drink or enjoying a good meal. The refuge has 38 beds divided into dormitories and single rooms. Remember to book on the refuge website.
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Beautiful hike from Rimbach pres Masevaux. Large car park by the church. After the restaurant opposite, walk a few more steps uphill. There, a hiking sign turns left. Beautiful hillside path with a view of the village. On the way, you can visit a chapel worth seeing. At the end of the village, a stony path leads uphill to the lakes. A wall separates the two lakes. Two rocks offer an elevated place to rest. The hiking trail turns left to the Ferme Auberge Gresson and turns right uphill to Lac Perche (Star Lake).
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The most popular lakes in the area include Lac des Perches (Star Lake), known for its picturesque glacial valley setting, Lake Alfeld, a beautiful dam lake, and Neuweiher Lake, which consists of two natural bodies of water dating back to the Ice Age.
The region around Lamadeleine-Val-des-Anges offers a variety of lakes, including scenic dam lakes like Lake Alfeld, glacial lakes such as Lac des Perches, and tranquil ponds like Véronne Pond.
Swimming conditions vary by lake. While swimming is generally prohibited at Lake Alfeld, its riparian areas can be popular for bathing. Lac des Perches invites refreshing swims for strong swimmers, and Véronne Pond is also suitable for swimming.
Yes, Véronne Pond is particularly popular among fishermen. You might encounter enthusiasts there who can share insights into the local fauna and flora.
Several lakes are considered family-friendly. Neuweiher Lake and Véronne Pond are good options for families, offering accessible areas and pleasant surroundings.
Yes, some lakes welcome dogs. Véronne Pond is noted as dog-friendly, and the Seebach, which flows from Lac des Perches, provides an ideal drinking spot for dogs after a hike.
You can explore diverse natural features, including glacial valleys at Lac des Perches, ancient natural formations at Neuweiher Lake, and rich riparian areas with local fauna and flora, especially around Véronne Pond.
Yes, the lakes are often integrated into hiking routes. For instance, Neuweiher Lake is a popular stopover on hikes, and Lac des Perches is best reached via hiking trails. You can find more hiking options in the Running Trails around Lamadeleine-Val-Des-Anges guide, which often overlap with hiking paths.
Beyond hiking, the area offers various outdoor activities. You can explore road cycling routes detailed in the Road Cycling Routes around Lamadeleine-Val-Des-Anges guide, or enjoy general cycling tours from the Cycling around Lamadeleine-Val-Des-Anges guide.
Yes, for example, the Neuweiher Refuge Inn is located right on the edge of Neuweiher Lake, offering meals and accommodation with views over the water. It's an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the scenery.
Visitors appreciate the natural beauty and tranquility. Many enjoy the picturesque settings, the opportunity for refreshing swims in certain lakes, and the chance to stop over during strenuous hikes. The less crowded experience at places like Lac des Perches is also highly valued.
While specific public transport details for each lake are not readily available, many of the lakes, especially those in more remote settings like Lac des Perches, are not accessible by car, suggesting that personal transport or hiking is the primary way to reach them.


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