Best lakes around Brusvily are located near the small commune, which is approximately 9 km from Dinan. The area offers natural beauty and recreational opportunities centered around several notable lakes. These bodies of water provide diverse activities, from water sports to tranquil natural immersion. The region's landscape features a mix of wooded areas, rural paths, and historical sites.
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Néal waterfall and view of the pond. There is work in progress, so the water level is exceptionally low due to a drain.
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The lake will be emptied in stages in order to carry out work on the dam during 2024. The level has already dropped significantly
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This water reservoir of 2 million cubic meters allows a substantial reserve intended for the consumption of the inhabitants of the surroundings of Dinan. (dinan-agglomeration.fr)
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Directly near the Ille-et-Rance canal, the 3 km tour of the pond allows everyone to indulge in hiking, horse riding or cycling. In season, the restaurant and supervised swimming offer the possibility of spending friendly moments with the family.
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This wonderful hike around the lake is completed with a picnic area where you can start, end or take a break halfway through.
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A beautiful pond around which it is good to walk. The trail is very accessible and many wooden footbridges allow you to walk and get as close as possible to the banks of the pond.
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Small beach, sailing, fishing, picnic area, etc ... And in summer a nice little terrace.
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Leisure center with the possibility of swimming, fishing, cycling or walking. Possibility of snacking on site. Picnic tables
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Yes, Etang de Bétineuc is an excellent choice. It features a 3.7 km circuit that is easy to navigate and suitable for walking, cycling, or horse riding, and is notably accessible for families with strollers and individuals in wheelchairs. It also offers supervised swimming during the summer and picnic tables.
The lakes offer a wide range of activities. You can enjoy water sports like sailing, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, and paddleboarding at Lake Jugon. Fishing is popular at several lakes, including Etang de Bétineuc, Lake Jugon, Étang de la Nauvinais, and Lac de Rophemel. Many lakes also have walking and cycling paths.
Absolutely. Well-maintained walking paths are available around Lake Jugon, including a 160m footbridge for a short 3 km tour. Étang de la Nauvinais is part of a 12.8 km hiking trail. For more rugged options, Lac de Rophemel offers wooded and rural hiking routes with varying difficulty levels. You can find more hiking routes in the area by visiting the Hiking around Brusvily guide.
Several lakes are excellent for fishing. Etang de Bétineuc is favored for carp, zander, perch, and pike. Lake Jugon is a prime spot for carp, tench, perch, pike, and zander, even allowing night fishing. Étang de la Nauvinais is well-stocked with pike and perch, and Lac de Rophemel is popular for predator fish like pike, perch, and zander.
Yes, cycling is a popular activity. The 3.7 km circuit around Etang de Bétineuc is suitable for cycling. You can also explore various cycling routes in the wider region by checking the Cycling around Brusvily guide.
The lakes offer diverse natural beauty. Lake Jugon is known for opportunities for birdwatching amidst lush greenery. Étang de la Nauvinais provides a tranquil, biodiverse setting. Lac de Rophemel is characterized by its wild and majestic appearance within the Rance valley, surrounded by wooded areas.
Yes, the region combines natural beauty with historical elements. Near Etang de Bétineuc, you can find an 11th-century church. The hiking trail around Étang de la Nauvinais passes by the Château de la Hunaudaye. Around Lac de Rophemel, you can discover historical sites such as the private Château de Beaumont, the site of La Suais, and ancient menhirs.
The summer season is particularly popular, especially for supervised swimming and water sports at lakes like Etang de Bétineuc, where amenities like the 'guinguette' are open. However, the walking and cycling paths are enjoyable year-round, offering different scenic views with each season.
Yes, several lakes offer convenient facilities. Etang de Bétineuc has picnic tables, sanitary facilities, and a 'guinguette' (traditional French restaurant) open from April to September. There is also a dedicated Picnic area by the water, which is a convenient spot for breaks during lake excursions.
Étang de la Nauvinais, once a sand quarry, is now a protected natural area known for its serene environment, making it ideal for a tranquil day out. Lac de Rophemel, hidden deep within the Rance valley, also offers a more rugged and natural experience, appealing to those seeking peace away from crowds.
While specific parking details for each lake are not always listed, popular leisure centers like Etang de Bétineuc typically provide parking facilities for visitors. It's advisable to check local signage upon arrival.
The Pont Ruffier Reservoir is a significant water reservoir with a capacity of 2 million cubic meters, primarily intended to supply water for the inhabitants of the Dinan surroundings.


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