It's the biggest lake marsh of Switzerland. Walks or rides on the roads going trough the nature reserves, will make you discover a wildlife with unsuspected and unlimited resources.
The Grande Cariçaie, Switzerland’s largest lakeside wetland, spans nearly 3,000 hectares along Lake Neuchâtel and is internationally recognized as an exceptional nature reserve. It includes eight protected areas, most of which can be explored on foot or by bike. Visitors can enjoy 40 kilometers of marked trails, offering diverse hiking and cycling experiences, observation towers, and informational stations for wildlife and plant exploration.
Nature enthusiasts can discover rare birds, amphibians, and plant species, either independently or on guided tours. The Champ-Pittet Nature Centre (Yverdon-les-Bains) and nature center BirdLife de la Sauge (Cudrefin) are perfect starting points to learn about the flora, fauna, and unique landscapes of the reserve. With its combination of walking, cycling, and wildlife observation, the Grande Cariçaie provides an unforgettable experience for hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers visiting the Fribourg and Lake Neuchâtel region.
Association de la Grande Cariçaie
Chemin de la Cariçaie 3
1400 Cheseaux-Noréaz
