Ste Rose chapel and ruins of Château de l’Epine

The Lac d'Aiguebelette Tourist Information Office can be found right in the middle of the Maison du Lac, in a spanking space that is attractive and modern and offers a friendly welcome!The desk and information area of the tourist office are located in the heart of the Maison du Lac which offers an interactive scenography showing the unknown richness of the lake of Aiguebelette, temporary exhibitions but also a boutique of souvenirs and local products as well as a tea house with a large terrace in front of the lake. Everyone can discover the beauty of the lake as soon as they arrive thanks to the panoramic view of the place, visit the scenography for an out of the ordinary and recreational approach, access the local tourist information, check the tablets to extend their research and of course ask personal advice to our team.

Family game circuit in the forest of Nances (90 min to 2h) on the theme of astronomy. In order to play, you can buy the kit at the Pays du Lac d'Aiguebelette tourist office (5€).In the heart of the forest, back in the day, there was a cave protected by a wolf where people were watching the stars and practicing astronomy rituals. But these people had to escape a growing danger and hide their Sacred Celestial Disk. Will you be able to find it? Follow the initiation path of the guardian and face the challenges! Starting point located 150 m behind the church of Nances.

On 6 March 2015, the Region designated Lac d'Aiguebelette and part of the Epine forest as a Regional Natural Reserve (844 hectares).The quality of the Aiguebelette lake and its aquatic environment, the richness of its wet areas, the diversity of its forest side and its archeological remains have created a remarkable heritage that justifies its classification. It's a recognition of several decades of commitment from the local councillors and the protection associations of the lake who managed to take the founding measures to protect the lake and its surroundings as soon as the 1970's. With more than 60 endangered species and about twenty natural habitats, the perimeter of the Reserve is full of biogeographic influences such as natural habitats from the Pre Alpine context to dry Mediterranean habitats. The objective is not to sanctuarise the place. The reserve's purpose is to protect the current heritage, but it also recognises the current use (tourism, fishing, hunting, rowing) while making sure the place develops itself along with the fauna and flora. The administrators of the Reserve are the Aiguebelette lake local council community (CCLA) and the Savoy Natural Spaces Protection Committee (CENS). For more info: www.ccla.fr/lac-environnement/reserve-naturelle-regionale