This 22-hectare lake is located on the upper reaches of the Guic river. It marks the administrative boundary between Finistère and Côtes-d'Armor.
It comprises 2 ponds. The larger of the two was built in 1977 to supply water for the former abattoir in Guerlesquin. An artificial dam closes off the pond and forms a dike. The old pond, immediately downstream, once fed a mill.
It is mainly populated by roach, bream, carp, perch and pike. It is also home to otters and numerous species of dragonfly.
The lake is off-limits to bathing, but open to fishing.
There are hiking and trail paths around the lake.
Dogs are welcome all year round, provided they are kept on a lead.
It comprises 2 ponds. The larger of the two was built in 1977 to supply water for the former abattoir in Guerlesquin. An artificial dam closes off the pond and forms a dike. The old pond, immediately downstream, once fed a mill.
It is mainly populated by roach, bream, carp, perch and pike. It is also home to otters and numerous species of dragonfly.
The lake is off-limits to bathing, but open to fishing.
There are hiking and trail paths around the lake.
Dogs are welcome all year round, provided they are kept on a lead.
