Escalade sur blocs avec Cîmes et Canyons
From 5 years old, ideal for the whole family! Come and take your first bouldering steps as you wish... on the rocks of Lavilledieu or Casteljau. Fun and friendly, where balance is a game.
From 5 years old, ideal for the whole family! Come and take your first bouldering steps as you wish... on the rocks of Lavilledieu or Casteljau. Fun and friendly, where balance is a game.
The Chassezac canyon is famous for its breathtaking scenery and waterfalls. It's a fun course, with slides, abseils, jumps and swimming. The most spectacular canyon in the Ardèche.
Initiation to rock climbing on suitable natural sites. Advanced training and lead climbing in a series of several sessions. Groups, families or friends, check out our selection of the most beautiful rock faces in the Ardèche ! Children from 5 years old.
From the age of 7, if you already climb indoors and would like to become an independent rock climber, an outing adapted to your level, from Beginner to Advanced, on a natural site.
The only one of its kind in the Ardèche, the Vendoule is a magnificent dry canyon with 2 zip lines (10 and 15m) landing at the foot of the Rochecolombe waterfall. Accessible from age 5 (special harnesses) to 80.
A real discovery of caving to share with the whole family! A playful outing with a succession of chambers, galleries, abseiling and narrow passages that can sometimes seem impressive to grown-ups!
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.
Private evening canoe adventure available for a group of friends or with family away from the daytime bustling crowds. Your enthousiastic and knowledgeable guide will make sure you fully enjoy the quiet magic of the Ardeche river at the end of the day.
The Pissevielle vertical hike is the pearl of the Ardèche gorges! An introduction to the great verticals, with an 80-metre abseil down a spider's thread!