Forty-five hectares (111 acres), in the heart of the Durdent Valley, between the villages of Le Hanouard and Grainville-la-Teinturière, consisting in meadows, woods and lakes: the Basses Eaux site offer a breath of fresh air and a green-space experience. Miraculously preserved over the years, it is home to numerous remarkable species of plants and animals.
In addition to the typical flora and fauna you can usually see in the forest or around lakes and ponds, you will be able to see particularly rare and fragile species: orchids, bats and a wide range of invertebrates. The path around the wet meadows crosses the Durdent Valley Cycle Route and borders the lakes, where fish, insects, as well as herons and other animals of this ecosystem gather.
In addition to the typical flora and fauna you can usually see in the forest or around lakes and ponds, you will be able to see particularly rare and fragile species: orchids, bats and a wide range of invertebrates. The path around the wet meadows crosses the Durdent Valley Cycle Route and borders the lakes, where fish, insects, as well as herons and other animals of this ecosystem gather.
Services
Services
Guided tours on request (groups)
Self-guided tours at all times (groups)
Self-guided tours at all times
Rates
Rates
Free for all
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Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Individuals
- Groups
Openings
Openings
All year 2025
Location
Location
Contact Circuit nature des Basses Eaux - les zones humides
Environment
Environment
- In the woods
- By a lake or artificial lake
- Riverside
- In the country
