Lake La Cour

The Rosay gondola (from the Village) accessible to pedestrians, mountain bikers, paragliders and pushchairs. Water fountain available (except in dry periods) at the foot of the Rosay for cleaning mountain bikes.The Rosay gondola lift gives hikers the chance to explore some of the 160km of signposted hiking trails, and mountain bikers access to several of the 178km of mountain bike routes. Continuing on, the Lachat chairlift is accessible to pedestrians and paragliders, who can enjoy a magnificent 360° panorama of the Jura, the Aravis, Bargy, Bornes, Bauges and Chablais massifs, as well as the summit of Mont Blanc and some of the highest peaks in the Alps, identified on an orientation table. CO2 emissions for transportation services: 215g.

The association « Les lacs du Maroly » offers during summer, a fishing activity in Lake La Cour. Attractive fishing as rainbow and fario trouts are regularly released.Fishing is not supervised but regulated : - Each angler will have to have a specific fishing license for the "Lac de la Cour". - Only one fishing rode per angler - Day pass : 3 catches maximum per day and per angler. - Season pass : 2 catches maximum per day and per angler. - Fish releasing prohibited. - All rode fishing techniques allowed except artificial baits. Baiting prohibited. At the welcome point on site, fishing rod rental, baits and drinks (for sale), barbecue. Few members of the association will be on site to explain fishing rules. Every day, association members will be on site to make sure things are running smoothly and check that rules are respected. They will occasionaly control permits. A welcome point, picnic tables and bins will be set up to welcome anglers and hikers.

Picnic areas and 2 BBQ areas available. Wood provided on site by the local fishing club during the summer.

Picnic areas along the river Le Borne, on the leasure area, at the foot of Châtelet chairlift, at La Cour lake, at Le Mont and Les Bouts car parks, at Lormay, on Rosay plateau and at the top of mont Lachat. Barbecues at Lormay, La Cour lake and along the river Le Borne.