The regional natural reserve of the Brière marshes is composed of three distinct areas which cover over 836 hectares. Made up of lakes, reed beds, pastures that are liable to flooding, and mounds, the Regional reserve of the Brière marshes shelters an amazing diversity of flora and fauna. The Grands Charreaux and the Charreau de la Pendille natural reserves, situated at the heart of the marshes, are dedicated to nature preservation so they are not accessible. The Pierre Constant site is the only one to be open to visitors. The 19th of November 2012, at the demand of the Brière Nature Park, The Pays de la Loire Region classified these three sites as Regional Natural Reserve.
To discover these natural treasures, go to the Maison de la Réserve and roam along the Pierre Constant site. In this 25 hectare area, a 1.5 km long pedestrian path takes you to the reed beds and pastures, along mud flats and peat lands. Hidden behind observatories and hides, make the most of the splendid show of the daily life of nature.
• Service provider committed to an eco-responsible approach
• Initiatives to promote local biodiversity
• Controlling energy consumption and/or using renewable energies
Services
Animals not allowed
Picnic area
Free parking
Guided visit
Visit at your leisure
Free visit
Booking compulsory
Average duration of the guided tour
Services offered
Quality standards
Quality standards
Ecolabel Européen
Valeurs Parc naturel régional de Brière
Site classé Natura 2000
Location
The Regional Natural Reserve of the Brière marshes
Prestataire engagé dans une démarche environnementale
Port de Rozé, 7 rue Laënnec, 44550 Saint-Malo-de-Guersac