© Gilles Pecqueur
© Globetrekkeuse
© Globetrekkeuse
Pays de Bitche has a dozen peatmires of which most are protected because of the exceptional vegetation that it shelters.
A wooden walkway with descriptive panels has been created at Hanau Lake to explain the rarity and the fragility of this natural environment.
From May to September, carnivorous plants, all sorts of varieties of cranberries and gracious dragonflys can be seen. the path follows through into the wood where you can discover the main varieties of trees that grow in this region.
The path is approximately a kilometre long, has about 20 descriptive panels and is also part of Pays de Bitche Rock and Peat Nature Reserve.
A wooden walkway with descriptive panels has been created at Hanau Lake to explain the rarity and the fragility of this natural environment.
From May to September, carnivorous plants, all sorts of varieties of cranberries and gracious dragonflys can be seen. the path follows through into the wood where you can discover the main varieties of trees that grow in this region.
The path is approximately a kilometre long, has about 20 descriptive panels and is also part of Pays de Bitche Rock and Peat Nature Reserve.
Practical information
Peatlands - Marshes - Salt plains in PHILIPPSBOURG, a site that has been classified as Regional country park, Nature reserve.
Languages spoken
English, German
Visit conditions
Visits
Visit on your own at all times Educational tours Signposted footpaths
Groups accepted on reservation Coach parking available
Contact us
THE PEAT BOG AT HANAU LAKE
- http://www.tourisme-paysdebitche.fr
- contact@tourisme-paysdebitche.fr
- 03 87 06 16 16
- Etang de Hanau57230 PHILIPPSBOURG
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