Fishing at Flaine Lake

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Fishing
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Elevation : 1416m

74300 Flaine

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Lake Flaine is a mountain lake where you can fish for brown trout and rainbow trout.

Nestled at the bottom of a peaceful limestone valley, this beautiful lake offers a true haven of tranquility, just a 20 to 30-minute walk from the resort. For fishing, the lake has a healthy population of brown trout and rainbow trout, with both species present in roughly equal proportions. traduit en néerlandais

Picnic tables have been set up all along your walk.
Please note that to get to Lac de Flaine from the resort centre, the route is downhill and the return uphill.

Services

Picnic area

Animals accepted

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Accessibility

Not accessible in a wheelchair

Rates

Free access.

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Openings

From 6 June 2026 until 11 October 2026 - Open everyday

Location

Fishing at Flaine Lake

Elevation : 1416m

74300 Flaine

04 50 90 80 01

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Environment

Forest location
Mountain location
Isolated

Access

Lac de Flaine is located below the resort. To get there, you must take the hiking trails leading to the lake, which are accessible from Flaine Forum and take about 30 minutes.

You can get there on foot directly from the resort center, passing behind the Ecumenical Chapel and then along the roadside. The path is signposted on the right before the ice driving school.

To reach Flaine station, take the D206. Once there, you can park in the free P1 car park and walk to the site along the side of the road. The path is signposted on your right, just before the ice driving school.
After that, cars are no longer permitted.

The trail has an elevation gain of 130 metres, with a minimum altitude of 1,410 metres, and is marked on the IGN Top 25 map no. 3530 ET.