The park utilizes a continuous belay system which physically prevents participants from disconnecting until they reach the ground.
The circuits are specifically color-coded by height and difficulty, similar to ski slope grading, to manage flow and safety.
The facility is integrated into a managed woodland area, requiring specific environmental maintenance to preserve tree health.
Acroforest is a multi-level treetop adventure park located in the forest of Brosville near Évreux, France. The site features multiple high-ropes courses graduated by age and difficulty level, ranging from children's circuits to challenging adult segments. Participants navigate through forest canopies using ziplines, suspended bridges, and rope ladders. All courses are equipped with continuous lifeline safety systems to prevent accidental detachment. The park is situated within a mature woodland setting that provides natural shade and structural support for the obstacles. It serves both individual families and group outings, catering to a broad range of physical fitness levels.
The platform at the end of the longest zipline offers a clear view of the forest canopy.
Wear athletic clothing that allows for a full range of motion and protects the skin from harness friction.
Tie back long hair securely to prevent it from catching in pulleys or cables.
Bring a pair of lightweight, closed-toe athletic shoes with good grip.
Do not attempt difficult circuits if you have a significant fear of heights or limited upper-body strength, as exits are often limited once a course has started.
Operates seasonally from early spring through autumn; generally closed during winter months and on specific weekdays during the low season.
Closed-toe shoes are mandatory; long hair must be tied back; participants must follow all instructions given during the mandatory safety briefing.
