Lac de Chemillé, Recreational lake in Chemillé-sur-Indrois, France.
Lac de Chemillé is a man-made lake in Centre-Val de Loire with shoreline areas, green spaces, and activity zones distributed around the water. A path loops around the entire water body, connecting the different sections together.
The water body was created in the 1970s by damming the Indrois River in this area. The region has a long tradition of mill-building, including a notable example from the 13th century.
The lake serves as a gathering place where visitors enjoy water activities and spend time with family near the water. It has become a spot where locals and travelers naturally meet during the summer months.
The lake is easy to reach on foot and has a level loop path suitable for visitors of all abilities. There are maintained areas for relaxing and sections with sports facilities, all clearly marked.
A wooden fitness course wraps around the water and uses natural movements to engage visitors while walking. These exercise stations are woven into the landscape, making fitness part of experiencing nature.
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