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Between the “La Tine” gorge and the rocky shores of Lake Schiffenen flows the River Sarine.
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Welcome to all visitors to Auried. A nature trail takes you through the reserve and lookouts allow you to follow the spectacle of nature without disturbing.
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Some propositions for warm summer days.
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Three resorts of FRIBOURG REGION have received Swiss Tourism's
"Switzerland pure" label.
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Closed in Winter!
Between Broc and Charmey, a forest path follows the course of the River Jogne up to the dam at Montsalvens.
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Visitors can discover 60 local marsh, open field and woodland plants along the 1.5 hour walk. The trail is characterized by a variety of sites, which are each home to different species. Each plant is visualized and described on a board.
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Through marshes and reed beds you make your way across a wild region offering the opportunity to watch from purpose-built observation posts, a fauna which is rich in migrating birds, game and amphibians.
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2'600 m2 with more than 25'000 flowers and vegetables
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Gantrisch natural park - Discover. Research. Experience.
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Happy leasure time for everyone who enjoys going barefoot!
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This site is registered in the national bog inventory and is protected since 1991. The peat bog has always been exploited.
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The regional nature park Gruyère Pays-d'Enhaut illustrates the natural lushness and the agropastoral culture of the Pre-Alps. The cradle of Gruyère AOC and Etivaz AOC is about to be recognised as a site of national importance.
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The Vanil Noir area is one of pre-Alpine landscapes of special beauty that shelter a great variety of flora and fauna. It is listed in the inventory of natural sites and monuments of national importance.
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The Niremont mountain is about 1500m at its highest point and is characterized by peat bogs, wet meadows, pasture land and forest.
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The Brecca Gorge is one of the most beautiful Alpine valleys. Ten thousand years ago glaciers created a fascinating landscape with its own unique appeal.
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The pile dwelling sites around the Alps featured on UNESCO's World Heritage List includes 111 of the most remarkable lake-dweller villages chosen from among one thausand known sites in the six countries of the Alpine region (Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Slovenia and Switzerland).
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