Best lakes around Sermamagny offer diverse natural and man-made water bodies within the Territoire de Belfort department. The region features several ponds and a large reservoir, providing varied landscapes for exploration. These areas are characterized by their natural settings, often serving as habitats for local wildlife. Sermamagny's surroundings provide opportunities to observe different aquatic environments.
Last updated: May 1, 2026
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The Champagney basin (also known as the Bois de Champagney reservoir1) is a 13 million m3 reservoir, formed by a dam. The dam is 41 meters high and 32 meters thick at the base. It has a length of 785 meters. We fill the dam in winter and spring (it can serve as an outlet for the floods of the Rahin), and we try to maintain the level at the highest level during the summer, for water sports: the practice of sailing, board or boat is organized by local clubs. Swimming is prohibited on the entire body of water.
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relaxed, dogs allowed, with a sandy beach
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wonderfully idyllic and relaxed, suitable for swimming, dogs allowed, worth a stopover 👍
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The Étang de la Véronne is a veritable hive where many birds have taken up residence. It is also a popular fishing spot. Part of the Malsaucy site, this pond adds interest to your route.
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While running around this lake, you can enjoy the trail around it, but this viewpoint is a great place to take a break and really appreciate the lake and its flora and fauna.
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Several lakes in the Sermamagny area are family-friendly. Véronne Pond is a great option, offering a relaxed atmosphere and allowing dogs. Étang du Malsaucy is also very popular, featuring a sandy beach, supervised swimming, mini-golf, and picnic areas, making it ideal for a full day out with children.
Yes, both Véronne Pond and Étang du Malsaucy welcome dogs, allowing you to enjoy walks and activities with your canine companion.
The lakes around Sermamagny are rich in wildlife, particularly birds. Véronne Pond is known as a habitat for many birds. The Viewpoint overlooking Lake Malsaucy is part of a classified LPO refuge (League for the Protection of Birds), offering excellent opportunities for bird observation.
Yes, swimming is possible in some lakes. Véronne Pond is suitable for swimming. Étang du Malsaucy offers supervised swimming at its sandy beach. However, swimming is prohibited in the entire body of water at Champagney Dam.
Yes, Véronne Pond is noted as being wheelchair accessible, making it a good option for visitors with mobility needs.
The area around Sermamagny's lakes offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can enjoy road cycling, mountain biking, and touring bicycle routes. For example, there are routes like the 'Lac du Malsaucy – Véronne Pond loop' for road cycling and mountain biking, and the 'Saint Odile Church – Malsaucy cycling link loop' for touring bicycles. You can find more details on these activities in the dedicated guides: Road Cycling Routes around Sermamagny, MTB Trails around Sermamagny, and Cycling around Sermamagny.
Yes, many lakes offer pleasant walking opportunities. There is a trail around Lake Malsaucy, which is popular for walks and offers great views. The general area provides diverse landscapes for exploration, including paths around ponds and reservoirs.
Étang du Malsaucy is a nautical base with extensive facilities. It features a sandy beach, supervised swimming, pedal boat rentals, mini-golf, and picnic areas, making it a comprehensive spot for recreation.
Yes, the Viewpoint overlooking Lake Malsaucy is specifically designed for visitors to appreciate the banks of Lake Malsaucy and observe its flora and fauna. Véronne Pond also offers scenic views.
The lakes around Sermamagny are enjoyable throughout the warmer months, especially for activities like swimming, walking, and cycling. The Champagney Dam reservoir is maintained at its highest level during summer for water sports. Birdwatching can be rewarding in spring and autumn. Always check local conditions for specific activities.
Yes, Véronne Pond is particularly appreciated by fishermen, offering a good spot to enjoy the sport.
Étang des Forges, a 30-hectare body of water, was created by the construction of a dam. Before its conversion into a pond, the area was likely a wetland, transformed to its current state through human intervention.


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