An introduction to caving at Aven d'Orgnac means discovering the cave from a different angle (available all year round, according to schedule and with prior booking). Just like Robert de Joly 90 years ago, you'll be immediately struck by the beauty of the landscape!
Via corda is an acrobatic course in cliff on the heights of fabulous gorges. We progress along a rope in a 100% natural environment, alternating between easy climbing, monkey bridge, zipline, cave, river & abseiling. Original experience. From 8 years old.
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!
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.
Discover the magnificent via ferrata of the Pont du Diable in the upper Ardèche valley.
Take your first steps in canyoning with this fun package that will give you and your family a great time in the heart of the Besorgues valley.
2 intense days of navigation to discover the best of the river! Day 1 will be punctuated by rapids, slides and the passage under the Pont d'Arc. Day 2 will still feature rapids, but surrounded by the sheer cliffs of the Ardèche Gorges.
The association offers outdoor activities: trail/running, hiking, mountain biking. The club is affiliated with the French athletics federation for the running section. Training and outings are open to all levels.
Via corda is an acrobatic course in cliff on the heights of fabulous gorges. We progress along a rope in a 100% natural environment, alternating between easy climbing, monkey bridge, zipline, cave, river & abseiling. Original experience. From 8 years old.
Between village and Cévennes river. We offer you a full day outdoors with family or friends. The program includes a morning hike, followed by an afternoon canoe trip down the Chassezac River.
