Réserve Naturelle du Bout-du-Lac

The Réserve Naturelle du Bout-du-Lac is a unique and diverse ecosystem located at the southern end of Lake Annecy. This protected area features a variety of habitats, including humid forests, reed beds, wet meadows, and alkaline peat bogs, which support a wide range of plant and animal species. The reserve is home to many rare and sensitive species, such as the European beaver, and offers a refuge for numerous birds, including the Eurasian coot and the black-necked grebe. Visitors can explore the reserve via a 1.6 km pedestrian path, which includes pontoons and informative panels, and discover the area's exceptional biodiversity. The reserve is also accessible to people with reduced mobility and offers guided tours