Lake Vernant is a mountain lake located at the bottom of a grassy valley, where you can fish for brown trout, rainbow trout, and salmon.
Nestled in the heart of the Vernant valley, this lake is a hillside reservoir offering a beautiful view of the Aravis mountains. You can admire the Pointe Percée directly from the lake’s shores.
For fishing, the good fish density, their catchability, and the surrounding mountain scenery make it a very pleasant lake to fish. Early morning and late evening can be particularly productive during the summer months.
Located at an altitude of 1,842 m, Lake Vernant also serves as a drinking water reservoir for Flaine, which is why swimming is prohibited.
Picnic tables are set up around the lake.
For fishing, the good fish density, their catchability, and the surrounding mountain scenery make it a very pleasant lake to fish. Early morning and late evening can be particularly productive during the summer months.
Located at an altitude of 1,842 m, Lake Vernant also serves as a drinking water reservoir for Flaine, which is why swimming is prohibited.
Picnic tables are set up around the lake.



