Best lakes around Bertogne include several notable and picturesque bodies of water in its close vicinity. Bertogne is a tranquil, rural area, and while not home to large lakes itself, its surroundings offer diverse aquatic environments. These lakes provide opportunities for outdoor activities and nature observation. The region's landscape features lush hills and protected natural parks, contributing to the appeal of its nearby lakes.
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Built in 1958 to supply the region with drinking water and for the production of hydroelectricity. You can cross the dam and there is a water purification station and a fish ladder.
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Lac de la Strange is a 5-hectare reservoir dedicated to fly fishing. The lake is stocked with quality fish from the estate's fish farm, such as trout and carp. Lac de la Strange is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, whether you are interested in fishing, nature or history.
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Lac de la Strange is a 5-hectare reservoir dedicated to fly fishing. The lake is stocked with quality fish from the estate's fish farm, such as trout and carp. Lac de la Strange is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, whether you are interested in fishing, nature or history.
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The work is completed. It's a great coating now.
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Up to here the construction works are in progress, soon with asphalt.
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The Nisramont dam complex was built in 1958. The intention was actually to create a much larger lake with a dam at the Celtic site of Le Cheslé. Not coincidentally there, because as we will notice during the next stage on the Escapardenne Eislek Trail, the Ourthe is strongly incised here and it is therefore technically ideal to dam even further downstream from that deep incision. The storage capacity is expected to be up to 250 million m³. The current Nisramont dam was therefore built as a temporary project, but more than 50 years later it is still standing.
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The lakes near Bertogne offer diverse natural beauty. You'll find lush hills, steep wooded slopes, and protected natural park areas. For instance, Nisramont Dam is set within the beautiful Parc Naturel des Deux Ourthes, while Fâzône Pond features water, reeds, meadows, and alder swamp forest, recognized for its rich biodiversity.
Yes, Fâzône Pond is a 'Site of Great Biological Interest' (SGIB). It's an excellent spot for nature observation, supporting various bird species like the Little Grebe and European Bittern, as well as dragonflies and beavers. It's considered a 'jewel of nature' for its preserved ecosystem.
The lakes offer a range of outdoor activities. You can enjoy hiking, water sports like canoeing and stand-up paddleboarding at Nisramont Dam, and fishing, particularly fly-fishing at Lake La Strange. Nature observation and tranquil walks are also popular, especially around Fâzône Pond.
Absolutely. A popular circular hike, approximately 14 km long, offers varied and stunning views around Nisramont Dam, though parts can be challenging. Several hiking routes are also available around Fâzône Pond. For more hiking options in the region, explore the Hiking around Bertogne guide.
Yes, Nisramont Dam is a great spot for water sports. Canoeing, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), and pack-rafting are all available there, allowing you to enjoy the lake from the water.
Lake La Strange is primarily dedicated to fly-fishing, stocked with high-quality trout and carp. Fishing is also permitted at Nisramont Dam, particularly float tube predator fishing for species like pike and perch.
Many of the lakes offer family-friendly experiences. Nisramont Dam has covered picnic and barbecue areas, and the circular hike can be enjoyed by active families. Fâzône Pond provides tranquil walks and nature observation suitable for all ages.
Yes, at Nisramont Dam, you'll find covered picnic and barbecue areas, along with a tavern. Lake La Strange has a cafeteria called 'Le Lodge' on site, offering refreshments.
The region around Bertogne offers various cycling opportunities. You can find road cycling routes in the Road Cycling Routes around Bertogne guide, and for off-road adventures, check out the Gravel biking around Bertogne guide.
Nisramont Dam is popular due to its stunning natural setting within the Parc Naturel des Deux Ourthes, the impressive dam structure itself, and the wide array of activities it offers. Visitors enjoy the 14 km circular hike, water sports, fishing, and the serene escape into nature it provides.
Fâzône Pond is unique for being a 'Site of Great Biological Interest' (SGIB) with exceptional biodiversity. It's a natural lake surrounded by a 400-hectare forest, offering a tranquil environment perfect for birdwatching and observing various wildlife, including beavers.
At Lake La Strange, only fly-fishing is permitted. This 5-hectare reservoir is specifically dedicated to this technique to protect its high-quality fish stock, which includes trout and carp sourced from the estate's own fish farm.
Visitors appreciate the diverse experiences offered by the lakes. They love the natural beauty and tranquility, the opportunities for active pursuits like hiking and water sports, and the chance to observe wildlife. The impressive engineering of the Nisramont Dam and the rich biodiversity of Fâzône Pond are frequently highlighted as favorites.


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