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We offer a wide range of caving trips in the Ardèche all year round. In our family caving programme, the site and level of difficulty are ideal for beginners and accompanied children aged 5 and over.
We offer a wide range of caving trips in the Ardèche all year round. In our family caving programme, the site and level of difficulty are ideal for beginners and accompanied children aged 5 and over.
Discover caving with your family! This activity is open to children aged 4 and over.
Welcome to the Kingdom of the Crystal Giants. Discover this enchanting cavern adorned with titanic concretions set off by color and sound: activities and emotions for all. Extend your experience with a tasty meal on the splendid terrace.
Via-Corda is a unique way to discover the cliffs of the Ardèche. Using ropes to secure you, you can climb rock faces, explore caves and immerse yourself in the wild beauty of the region.
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.
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.
Underground adventure in the Aven des Côtes cave.
The Via Ferrata at Thueyts offers one of the most beautiful routes in the Ardèche, with the Devil's Bridge steeped in history and legend. And after the effort, a swim in the Ardèche will be welcome to make the most of this exceptional site.
An adventure in the footsteps of Germain, the shepherd who discovered the Grotte de la Madeleine in 1888. An expedition combining caving in the undeveloped parts of the cave and hiking in the heart of the Ardèche Gorges.
Come and discover a discipline that combines climbing and mountain hiking. It allows you to discover breathtaking landscapes, perched high above the Chassezac river.