Lac de Guerlédan

Lac de Guerlédan is a large artificial lake located in the heart of Brittany, France. It was created in 1930 by the construction of a hydro-electric dam and has a surface area of 304 hectares, stretching over 12 kilometers. The lake offers a variety of activities such as hiking, cycling, water sports, and fishing. The surrounding area is also home to several beaches, including Anse de Sordan and Beau-Rivage, which offer swimming, pedal boat rental, and canoeing. The lake is also a popular spot for nature lovers, with its diverse landscapes and wildlife. The nearby forest of Quénécan and the Bois de Caurel offer scenic walking paths and panoramic views of the lake. The area is also rich in history and heritage, with the nearby Cistercian abbey of Bon-Repos and the hamlet of Forges-des-Salles, one of the oldest steel industry sites in Brittany