Bloye: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
In Bloye, Les Lamas de Salagine offers guided tours of its llama farm. Visitors can get close to, pet and brush the llamas. Les Lamas de Salagine also offers walks with llamas along the paths around the Étangs de Crosagny.
Nature
An educational trail along the Étang de Crosagny leads to a footbridge on the southern shore and an observation platform on the western shore. The Étang de Crosagny was restored to a more natural state in the winters of 1991–1992 and 1992–1993; a footbridge, an observation platform and a discovery trail were established there. The “Balades en calèche” excursion comprises a one-hour carriage ride to the Étangs de Crosagny, during which visitors can discover the ponds in a carriage pulled by two Comtois horses.
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Culture
The Moulin de Crosagny was powered by water. Some of the water from the Deisse, occasionally also spelled Deysse, was diverted through an artificial channel called a “bief”. The waterwheel powered two millstones: one for crushing wheat and one known as a “moulin blanc” for refining the flour.
At the beginning of the 20th century, people from Marigny-Saint-Marcel, Albens and Bloye brought their grain to the Moulin de Crosagny to be milled.
Surroundings
The Château de Montrottier castle, the Montagne de Cessens mountain and the historic Abbaye d'Hautecombe site are located in the vicinity of Bloye. Also nearby are Mont de Corsuet, Montagne du Gros Foug, the historic Abbaye de Sainte-Catherine du Mont de Semnoz site and Mont Landard.
The Château d'Annecy castle is located in the wider region around Bloye.
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