Ambérieu-en-Bugey. The Ain River, a natural heritage with many facets

Nearly 190 km long, the Ain River crosses Burgundy-Franche-Comté, Jura, Ain, Rhône, and Isère. Free and preserved, this natural space has been a listed site for its landscapes since 1930. It is a highly valued local heritage site.

The river carries a large number of pebbles, creating beaches, sometimes vast and often intimate. These beaches are ideal for contemplation, relaxation, and walks. In addition to its regular water releases, particularly during times of drought, several areas are protected to respect biodiversity.

Swimming is permitted but the sites are not equipped,...

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