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A forest adventure for all the family!
Whether you are a beginner or an expert, choose one of our 5 level routes: Monkey bridges, zip lines, jungle walkways, climbing nets, walking nets, bridges and hanging logs… So many different means of safely traversing the forest from tree to tree under the guidance and supervision of qualified professionals.
You will really enjoy the High Ropes Adventure which suits all levels (beginner to expert) with courses for young kids, courses for tender hearted adults and courses for adrenaline-hungry teens and adults. Each course runs high above the ground and you will move through the treetops on ropes, zip wires, cargo nets, bridges and swings. It is always a great hit with our guests and you’ll be exhilarated, possibly exhausted, but almost certainly wanting to go back for more!
Top tip: Adults and kids can enjoy the course together as differing levels run in tandem across the treetops. So, you can enjoy the experience with your children and still be energised with an exciting route suited to your age and taste.
More than 100 activities including monkey bridges, zip lines, rope swings and many others. Choose from 6 courses of increasing difficulty are at your disposal for approximately 3 hours of activity:
The high ropes park is located in the Solaise forest in Val d'Isère, La Daille. Access by foot from Val d'Isère centre (uphill for 5 minutes). We can provide transport to and from our hotel door in Brevieres to the activity start point from where you will walk up to the Solaise activity base. Transport is via private minibus. If you are driving you can get there in less than 15 mins. Alternatively you could E-bike there by road in about 30 mins.
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