From the Ardèche mountains to the heart of the Chassezac Gorges. A full day of outdoor adventure combining mountain biking and canoeing. Discover the richness and diversity of Ardèche landscapes, from sweeping panoramic views to Cévennes hamlets nestled among pine forests.
From 10 years upwards, a great outing between heaven and earth... Set off on an adventure with this Nature Mini Raid, featuring a monkey bridge, a zip line and abseiling on the Via Corda at Casteljau or in the Monts d'Ardèche !
Join Sylvain, a passionate master glassmaker, for an unforgettable experience and make your own blown glass objects: 1 Christmas bauble, 1 sulphur and 1 pair of glasses!
All year round, discovery hikes for all levels, horse and pony rides in Gallo-Roman Country.
From age 5, a 1st adventure in nature: bouldering. From age 8 upwards, take to the heights: cliff climbing, Via corda or Via ferrata.
Quad tours from age 4 - Motorcycle/Buggy tours from age 6. Quad tours from 12 years. Buggies. Escape and thrills guaranteed! Supervision by qualified instructors. Individuals, groups, youth clubs, seminars (estimate on request).
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.
In the heart of the Ardèche Gorges Nature Reserve. 180 m of descent await you in breathtaking surroundings. An instructor will be on hand to guide you and reveal the secrets of this unique environment.
The cave holds many a hidden treasure but some are fragile and kept out of reach. Les Coulisses allows you to visit them, if you’re willing to make the effort. This beautiful tour is fun and accessible to all, although it’s a bit of a physical challenge!
Live and share the unforgettable experience of a day's canoeing under the majestic Pont d'Arc. You'll be guided by a professional river instructor with the Guide Nature des Gorges label. Accessible to children aged 3 and over.
