Lac Bénit

It is also the subject of a legend that gave it its name. It's the perfect spot for a refreshing break under the fir trees. The refreshment stand is open from Pentecost until the end of September.

To ensure the long-term survival of the habitats and species, which are highly sensitive to disturbance and most of which are protected, and also to respect the work of the alpine herder, it is our responsibility to be mindful of our practices and behavior. Therefore, we ask you to:
– Not to drive a motor vehicle (except those entitled to it), this is prohibited by the Environmental Code, in particular to avoid any type of disturbance;
– To stay on the marked paths, so as not to damage the surrounding land and the forage resource;
– Not to disturb herds and wild animals, to avoid any incidents and harmful stress;
– Keep your dog on a leash, to avoid any incident with another animal or user;
– Do not pick the plants, most are protected;
– Not to swim (nor your dog), this is prohibited, in particular to preserve the habitat of aquatic species;
– To be discreet and leave as few traces as possible of your passage, to avoid any disturbance;
– To apply the rules of bivouacking, which is only permitted between 19 p.m. and 9 a.m., without fires on the ground (use of a camping stove is permitted). Bivouacking is not allowed around the lake.
WARNING – The Lac Bénit site is subject to a municipal order from the towns of Mont-Saxonnex and Marnaz, which prohibits:
– All types of water activities (swimming, diving, sailing, ice skating, etc.);
– Camping and ground fires;
– Motor vehicle traffic;
– The overflight of the site by drones;
– Noises and disturbances likely to disrupt the peace and quiet of the premises.
Any violation of this order may result in prosecution, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

Preserve the sensitive natural area of ​​Lake Bénit:
Swimming and camping are prohibited.
– Motor vehicles prohibited
– Do not disturb herds and wild animals, remain discreet, on the paths, at a distance from animals and keep your dog on a leash
– Do not pick flowers and other plants, certain species are protected
– Do not leave waste on site