The park is situated in the Loire-Authion commune, an area known for the proximity of the Loire River floodplains.
The facility uses a Clic-it or similar continuous belay system, which prevents users from accidentally detaching from the safety cable while on the course.
The tree-top structures are designed to be removable to minimize long-term impact on the health and growth of the host trees.
The park operates within a forest environment that is part of a regional conservation strategy for maintaining green corridors.
Parcours Aventure 49 is an outdoor forest adventure park located in the Maine-et-Loire department in the Loire Valley region. The park features multiple tree-top obstacle courses graded by difficulty levels, ranging from accessible circuits for children to challenging high-altitude paths for experienced climbers. All courses utilize a continuous lifeline safety system to ensure user security throughout the progression. The site is situated within a wooded area providing natural canopy coverage across the activity zones. Participants navigate rope bridges, zip lines, and climbing elements constructed within the forest landscape. The facility is specifically designed for multi-generational groups and physical recreation in a natural setting.
The elevated platform of the highest zip line circuit offers a clear vantage point through the forest canopy.
Book your session in advance via the website, especially during weekends and public holidays.
Bring a water bottle to keep in your car or at the base area, as physical exertion in the canopy can be dehydrating.
Check the weather forecast for high wind warnings, as the park may restrict access to high-altitude courses for safety.
Do not wear sandals or loose clothing that can snag on carabiners or branches; avoid visiting immediately after heavy rain due to potential mud on the ground and slippery bark.
Operates primarily from spring through autumn; closed during winter months and periodically on weekdays outside of school holiday periods.
Closed-toe athletic shoes are mandatory. Long hair must be tied back. Gloves are highly recommended for grip on ropes and cables.
