The park utilizes a continuous belay system that prevents participants from detaching from the safety cable while on the course.
Courses are categorized by color, progressing from low-altitude routes for children to high-altitude challenges for adults.
The location is situated within a local Bresse forest, known for its specific regional biodiversity.
The facility is designed for self-guided participation after an initial safety briefing by qualified instructors.
Parcours Aventure de la Bresse is an outdoor aerial obstacle park situated in the forest of Saint-Étienne-du-Bois, France. The site features multiple treetop courses designed for varying skill levels, utilizing ziplines, rope bridges, and suspended platforms. The park is integrated into a woodland environment, emphasizing natural forest navigation. All visitors are equipped with a continuous lifeline harness system to ensure safety while transitioning between tree-mounted elements. It caters to both children and adults, with specific color-coded circuits denoting the physical difficulty of each route. The park serves as a recreational hub for outdoor physical activity in the Ain department.
The high-altitude zipline platform offering a clear view of the surrounding forest canopy.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe footwear such as sneakers or hiking boots as terrain is uneven.
Check the weather forecast beforehand, as the park may close during high winds or thunderstorms.
Tie back long hair and avoid loose clothing that could snag on park equipment.
Do not attempt courses that exceed your physical comfort level; once started, descending from high platforms requires assistance from staff.
Operates seasonally from spring through autumn; closed during winter months.
Sportswear is required; gloves are recommended for handling zipline cables.
