Parcours pédestre sur le sentier d'interprétation de la tourbière de Charamel
This route, punctuated by 10 stations, will allow you to discover a mosaic of natural habitats and enjoy a unique immersion in one of the largest alkaline marshes in Isère without forgetting the typical local heritage of Isle-Crémieu.
An exceptional variety of natural habitats punctuate the route through 10 educational stations: dry lawns, flowery meadows, humid forests, ponds and marshes.
This Sensitive Natural Area is also home to exceptional flora and fauna: wild orchids, European pond turtles, beavers, rare birds... but also witnesses to the human past, such as Gallo-Roman remains, old mills and a 19th-century lime kiln.
Between natural and cultural heritage, this walk invites you to understand the secrets of a living marsh, shaped by glaciers, water and men.
A place rich in discoveries for lovers of nature, biodiversity, family walks and unspoiled landscapes.
This trail crosses a Sensitive Natural Area: it is important to remain discreet, respectful, and quiet so as not to disturb the wildlife. No waste should be left on the trail; picking is prohibited.
Remember to take your binoculars and your camera and don't miss the panorama of the surroundings of Panossas at station No. 2.
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Yellow markings (PDIPR) on part of the route supplemented by a marker of 10 stations.
The stations are marked with wooden posts (green arrows with ENS badge).
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Pets accepted on leash only.
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Parcours pédestre sur le sentier d’interprétation de la tourbière de Charamel
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