Opening times
From 01/01 to 31/12.
Practical information
Accessibility
- Accessible for self-propelled wheelchairs
- Absence of protrusions > 2 cm
- Ponton de pêche
- Pas d'équipement adapté
- Pas d'équipement adapté
- Pas d'équipement adapté
Prices
Free access. For holders of a federal fishing licence.
On-site services
- Pets welcome
Available facilities
- Car park
- Fishing lake
- Fishing stage
- Picnic area
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Classified as 2nd category for fish. From Brassac, take the D622 towards Castres. At the entrance to La Fontasse, turn left towards Grotte Saint-Dominique and Chaos de La Rouquette. The site is equipped for a safe visit. The nearby Grotte Saint-Dominique is more difficult to access. Continue along this road to reach the Lac du Lézert.
On the left bank, there are parking facilities secured by bollards and a pontoon for anglers with reduced mobility. A footbridge across the Lézert stream allows visitors to walk around the lake.
On the right bank, a picnic area has been laid out with children's games, a boules pitch and a fitness trail.
All fishing techniques are permitted. You can fish for rainbow trout, gudgeon, bleak and roach. A few carp are also caught.
Fishing is not permitted on Fridays from March to the end of May.
On the left bank, there are parking facilities secured by bollards and a pontoon for anglers with reduced mobility. A footbridge across the Lézert stream allows visitors to walk around the lake.
On the right bank, a picnic area has been laid out with children's games, a boules pitch and a fitness trail.
All fishing techniques are permitted. You can fish for rainbow trout, gudgeon, bleak and roach. A few carp are also caught.
Fishing is not permitted on Fridays from March to the end of May.
Fishing trail - Lac de Cambesse
Parcours pêche - Les berges Burlats
Ponton de pêche du Lac du Lézert
Picnic area at Lézert lake
Water Dome
La Boucle de Gourteau, looped hiking trail
Randonnée pédestre : Le Chemin des Fontaines 15km / 4h00
