Lac de Millieu and Vernay marshes, ENS de l'Ain

  • Wetland
  • Lake
chemin du Vernay, 01680 Lhuis
A lake of glacial origin, Lac de Millieu was shaped by man to create ditches for fishing. The Vernay marsh offers wet meadows that can be observed from a viewpoint, where a sign and an audio system help visitors to understand the site.
BIODIVERSITY
The site is home to a remarkably diverse fauna, including many protected species.
- 33 species of dragonfly have been inventoried on the site.
- 3 protected bird species can be observed: the purple heron, the red warbler and the common snipe.
- In addition to rare spiders, the site is home to protected amphibians and reptiles. The lake's fish species include carp, tench and redfish.

A LITTLE HISTORY
Lac de Millieu and the Vernay marsh once formed a single wetland. Their...

Services

Services

Disabled access
Animals accepted

Documentation

Documentation

Groups (Max capacity)

Groups (Max capacity)
  • 50 Maximum number of people

Openings

Openings

All year 2025 - Open everyday

Location

Location

Lac de Millieu and Vernay marshes, ENS de l'Ain
chemin du Vernay, 01680 Lhuis

Spoken languages

Spoken languages
  • French

Environment

Environment
  • In the country
  • Lake view
  • Mountain view
  • Village 2 km away
Updated on 28 August 2024 at 09:52
by Plaine de l'Ain Tourisme
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