Mont-Dore Aventures – Parcours dans les arbres

Various tree courses for young and old, where everyone can test their taste for adventure in heights :

– 2 children’s courses for ages 3 – 5.
Tree courses specially designed and imagined for children, with monkey bridges, buoy Tyrolean traverse, tunnels, nets, alphabet bridges…
Supervised by a parent on(…)

Various tree courses for young and old, where everyone can test their taste for adventure in heights :

– 2 children’s courses for ages 3 – 5.
Tree courses specially designed and imagined for children, with monkey bridges, buoy Tyrolean traverse, tunnels, nets, alphabet bridges…
Supervised by a parent on the ground.

– Courses of varying difficulty and height, from 6 years upwards ;
2 green courses (minimum height 1 m), 1 blue course (minimum height 1.25 m), 1 orange course (minimum height 1.35 m), 1 red course (minimum height 1.50 m) and 1 black course (minimum height 1.50 m).
– 2 zip-line courses, 1 junior (minimum height 1 m) and 1 senior (minimum height 1.35 m).

The inclusion of a hook at the start of the course ensures a permanent grip and optimum safety for the user. The safety of the little adventurers is guaranteed by the ability to move from one module to another via the different games, for the peace of mind of parents.

After following the instructions for use of the equipment and the explanations at the start of the session, you complete a test run. This enables us to check the fitness of all participants, and then you’ll be directed by the park operators to the start of the different courses.

During the activity, the operators ensure that instructions are followed, provide advice and intervene if necessary. Children under 18 must be supervised by an adult.

How to get there
Le salon du Capucin is located 3 km outside Le Mont-Dore on the La Tour-d’Auvergne road. Access is possible :
– by car (approx. 100 parking spaces : cars and coaches),
– via the Funiculaire du Capucin from May to early November,
– on foot via the Chemin des Mille-Gouttes.

In winter, depending on snow conditions, the green, blue and orange trails may be open.