Barrancos Cascade de Pissevielle with Cimes et Canyons
The Barrancos (or dry canyon) is a downhill adventure course with a series of abseils (heights from 10m to 90m) and via corda.
The Barrancos (or dry canyon) is a downhill adventure course with a series of abseils (heights from 10m to 90m) and via corda.
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!
With this 2-day package, there's no stress! You can discover the Pont d'Arc and the Ardèche Gorges at your leisure, taking all the time you need, and spend a magical night in one of the two bivouac sites in the heart of the Nature Reserve.
The canyon is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and spectacular scenery. Participants can expect numerous jumps into natural pools, zip lines and abseils.
Benoît, a keen equestrian, offers you the chance to explore the estate and its surroundings in a different way: on horseback!
Come and spend a family day in a canyon! Our instructors will accompany you along the water for an unforgettable day, interspersed with slides on natural toboggans and jumps (not compulsory), all in an exceptional setting!
As you pass through villages of character, you'll sail through unspoilt countryside. It's a playful route, with slide crossings, swimming and picnic breaks, and you'll also discover the cirque de Gens, the Ruoms defiles, the Viel Audon...
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!
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.
Departure on request, generally between 11:00 and 13:00, to one of the two bivouac areas, Gaud (1/3 of the way along) or Gournier (halfway along). Don't forget to reserve your tickets at the tourist office.