The park utilizes a continuous lifeline system, meaning the carabiners cannot be detached by the user once they start a course.
The facility features specialized 'Little Monkey' circuits specifically designed for children as young as three years old.
The courses are built into a natural woodland setting, requiring no foundation drilling that would damage the host trees.
The site operates within the proximity of the Brière Regional Natural Park, a significant marshland area.
Monkey Forest in Saint-Molf is a forest-based adventure park featuring multiple aerial obstacle courses designed for varying skill levels. The site utilizes a continuous lifeline safety system across its various circuits to ensure participant security while navigating the trees. It offers specific courses tailored for young children, teens, and adults, including high-altitude zip lines. The park is situated within a wooded area in the Loire-Atlantique region, focusing on active outdoor recreation. Visitors move through platforms, nets, and bridges suspended between forest canopy trees. The park is integrated into a natural setting that emphasizes physical activity in a forest environment.
The high-altitude platform transitions which offer a clear view of the surrounding forest canopy.
Tie back long hair securely to prevent it from getting caught in the pulleys or zip line cables.
Bring your own water bottle, as the physical exertion during the courses can be high.
Arrive early in the day to complete longer, more popular courses before peak attendance hours.
Attempting advanced courses without completing the required safety briefing and initiation circuit first.
Open seasonally from spring through autumn; closed during winter months and typically on certain weekdays during off-peak shoulder seasons.
Closed-toe shoes are mandatory; avoid loose clothing or jewelry that could snag on safety equipment.
