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Treetop Adventure at Parc Alsace Aventure
In the heart of Champ du Feu, more than 10 activities and 6 levels of treetop courses, from green to super-black.
Overview
At the Col du Kreuzweg, on the wooded slopes of the Champ du Feu, Parc Alsace Aventure has been welcoming lovers of heights since 2001. Ten treetop courses range from half a metre to several tens of metres above the ground. A continuous safety line means you never have to unclip throughout the course. The youngest can start from age 3 close to the ground, while experienced climbers tackle the black and super-black courses.
The park isn't just about tree climbing. The Verti'Câble, a 900-metre zip line, speeds over the forest, the Vallée des Tyroliennes strings together eight big zip lines, and the Tour de l'Extrême offers a leap into the void. There's also paintball and laser tag in the forest, archery with interactive targets, Explor Games and an educational trail. Le Monde des Bretz'Elfes is reserved for 3 to 11-year-olds. After an introduction on a test course, everyone climbs independently under the eye of the instructors. La Cabane snack bar serves light meals made with fresh, local produce.
Where to do it
In Breitenbach (Bas-Rhin (67)), in Alsace. Best season: ☀️ Summer.
Good to know
The Verti'Câble, a long 900-metre zip line, is open to children from age 7 (weighing between 25 and 110 kg) and lets you soar over the Champ du Feu forest.
Tips
Book by phone or email, as opening times can change depending on the weather. Closed shoes are compulsory (no sandals); tie back long hair and bring gloves. The park stays open in the rain but closes in thunderstorms or strong winds.
Location
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum age at Parc Alsace Aventure?
From age 3 on the yellow Pitchoun course, about one metre off the ground. The green, blue and red courses are open from age 7, or from 1.50 m with arms raised. The black and super-black courses, as well as the Vallée des Tyroliennes, are for ages 12 and over.
Do children need to be accompanied by an adult?
Yes, an adult must always be present. Up to age 12, a child climbing at height must be accompanied by an adult who is also climbing, with no more than eight children per adult. Exception: with the “aventurier” (adventurer) ticket, a child measuring at least 1.50 m with arms raised can do three courses alone, supervised from the ground by an adult.
Do you need to book, and when is the park open?
Booking isn't compulsory but is strongly recommended. The park opens from Easter to All Saints' Day (early November), according to a calendar published online and adjusted to the weather. Groups of at least ten people can request a tailor-made opening, by reservation, on any day of the week.
Are there weight limits at Parc Alsace Aventure?
Yes, because of the safety equipment. The adventure courses and the Vallée des Tyroliennes accept up to 120 kg. The Tour de l'Extrême requires between 35 and 110 kg, and the Verti'Câble between 25 and 110 kg. Check these conditions before coming with lightweight children.
Information checked in October 2026. Opening hours, prices and conditions may change: check the official website before you travel.
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