Sport and thrills: the tree-top adventure park in La Bresse lets the whole family enjoy an afternoon deep in the Vosges forest, suspended between the fir trees.
The courses
- Kid course (3-6 years): short obstacles, 1 metre off the ground, supervised
- Blue course (7-10 years): first challenges, bridges, gentle zip lines
- Green and yellow courses (10-14 years): moderate height, more technical obstacles
- Red course (teens and adults): stepping up, great zip lines
- Black course: sporty, high up, technical sections
Indicative prices
- Child up to 10: 15 to 20 euros
- Teenager: 20 to 25 euros
- Adult: 25 to 30 euros
- Family packs and day rates: frequent discounts
Duration
Allow 2h30 to 3h30 on site to make the most of it. Safety briefing, gear fitting, warm-up run, then free access.
Gear
Provided by the park: harness, lanyards, pulleys. Bring: closed shoes, trousers, a light jumper, long hair tied back.
Safety
Modern setups use a continuous lifeline: impossible to unclip between platforms. Peace of mind for parents.
Combine with
A tree-top afternoon in July-August pairs nicely with a swim in Lac de Gérardmer or an evening pizza in the village. Great plan after a rainy morning or the day after a hike.
Where to stay
Book a chalet in La Bresse: family-friendly options, many with garden, 5 to 15 min drive from the park. Direct contact with owners, no commission.
Around the park
- Hohneck hiking guide
- Lac des Corbeaux: easy family walk
- La Bresse weather month by month
- Where to stay in La Bresse
Frequently asked questions
From what age can children do the tree-top course in La Bresse?
From age 3 on the Kid course, then progressive courses up to black routes for sporty adults. Little ones are accompanied from the ground by a parent.
How long does a session last?
Allow 2h30 to 3h30 on site: safety briefing, gear fitting, warm-up run, then free access to the courses matching the participant's size.
Is equipment included in the price?
Yes: harness, lanyards and pulleys are provided. Bring closed shoes, trousers, a light jumper and tie long hair back.
Is it safe for young children?
Yes. Modern parks use a continuous lifeline, so children cannot unclip between platforms. Parents can relax.
What if the weather turns bad?
Courses run in light rain. They close in storms or high winds. Booking can usually be moved to another slot at no extra cost.