Lac du Môle

Located in the Mont Blanc region, in an idyllic, wild and protected setting, Lake Môle is a paradise for nature lovers, hikers and fishermen.

Lake Môle is an artificial lake created in 1969 by digging out a former marsh. It is located between the municipalities of Ville-en-Sallaz and La Tour, in the Mont Blanc region. Covering an area of 10 hectares in an idyllic, wild, and protected setting, it is a paradise for nature lovers, hikers, and fishermen. It has remarkable flora and fauna, including endemic plants to this mountainous region that are used in herbal medicine. Numerous water lilies line its banks and provide a generous habitat for fish, frogs, and herons. It also offers a high density of fish, including predators (pike, perch, black bass), white fish (bream, roach), and common carp.