Lake Pierre-Percée covers more than 300 hectares. Numerous hiking trails run around the lake for almost 35 kilometres and can be explored on foot or by mountain bike. Fishing is also possible on the shores of Lake Pierre-Percée or from non-motorised boats.
Those who choose Pierre-Percée as their travel destination will want to rent a holiday apartment there.
Nature
The Circuit pédestre - Les deux lacs starts at the car park by the Pierre-Percée dam. The circular hiking trail leads through the forest, following blue markings back to the dam.
Leisure
Pôle Canoë on the shore of Lake Pierre-Percée rents out canoes, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards. Aventure Parc offers adventure courses and activities for beginners and experienced participants of all ages.
Pôle Sports Nature at the Lac de la Plaine leisure facility has a children's playground, a beach and picnic areas. Since 2024, this leisure facility has no longer offered a supervised swimming area; swimming is therefore prohibited throughout the entire season.
Culture and History
The Centre d’Interprétation 1914–1918 houses an extensive collection of weapons, uniforms, equipment and documents from the First World War. The centre presents permanent and temporary exhibitions and offers cultural events and conferences.
The Château de Pierre-Percée consists of the ruins of a medieval castle on a ridge characterised by pink sandstone rocks. From there, visitors can look out over the village of Pierre-Percée and the lower part of the lake. The Salm family took possession of the Château de Pierre-Percée at the beginning of the 12th century.
Notes
Access to the Château de Pierre-Percée is closed for the entire duration of the consolidation work.
Other places: Puxe, Allain, Gondreville, Favières, Crézilles, Villers-Lès-Nancy, Dommartin-sous-Amance, Homécourt.
