Our bestseller!!! This canyon is renowned for its deep pools and spectacular scenery. Participants can look forward to numerous jumps into pools, natural slides and rope crossings, from age 10 upwards.
Discover the treasures of the Ardèche with a passionate & experienced river guide. Training courses, sport stays between friends or canoeing trips for family, we'll choose the right route for you a enriching and unforgettable experience.
Adventure excursion : Discover the Pont d'Arc underground and aerial version then embark on a fabulous geological travel on the banks of the Ardèche. A complete adventure where hike, speleology, swimming, climbing and abseiling. Children from 8 years old
The Borne sports canyon is a highly aquatic course in a wild gorge in the heart of the Ardèche mountains. It includes a number of jumps up to 12 m (never compulsory), swimming, waterfalls, a zip line and abseiling.
Adventure excursion : Discover the Pont d'Arc underground and aerial version then embark on a fabulous geological travel on the banks of the Ardèche. A complete adventure where hike, speleology, swimming, climbing and abseiling. Children from 8 years old
Fun cliff course, accessible to all, in a spectacular setting accompanied by a local instructor. Easy climbs, rope bridges and zip wires: enjoy the fun and challenges while discovering the extraordinary surroundings.
Reputed to be the most beautiful in the region, the Pont du Diable via ferrata takes you on a journey along the cliffs of an ancient volcanic basin now overlooking the river. Admire the dormant volcano and the basaltic organs of the Chaussée des Géants.
For fans of adrenaline, the Grand Rappel: an abseiling adventure of 50 meters on which one discovers the immense cave interior from the ceiling. In a group of friends or family, sensational emotions are guaranteed!
A horizontal walk suspended from a cliff, from age 8 upwards, accessible to all the family, to help you discover the aerial environment. This affordable, fun hike is set in beautiful surroundings above the River Chassezac.
