The slopes of La Berra and Le Gibloux invite you to engage in sporting activities and hikes in the vicinity of its villages, where fauna and flora flourish undisturbed in harmonious surroundings.
Since 1947, when the dam was built, the Lac de la Gruyère, between Bulle and Fribourg, has extended from Broc to Rossens. One can go onto the Isle of Ogoz in the middle of the lake and explore the several vestiges of former times, including castle ruins and a chapel.
Many footpaths run through the Gibloux forest and its surroundings; the path of local legends, the path of sculptures, the path of discoveries...and soon there will be a path all round the lake! This 44 km. itinerary, foreseen for 2011, will give people the chance to get to know the shores of the lake in their unique natural setting.
In winter, the family resort of La Berra beckons you for winter sports: ski-ing, sledging, snow-shoe walking, for everyone's delight!
Many footpaths run through the Gibloux forest and its surroundings; the path of local legends, the path of sculptures, the path of discoveries...and soon there will be a path all round the lake! This 44 km. itinerary, foreseen for 2011, will give people the chance to get to know the shores of the lake in their unique natural setting.
In winter, the family resort of La Berra beckons you for winter sports: ski-ing, sledging, snow-shoe walking, for everyone's delight!
