NEUCHÂTEL AIR ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE
Six Hours of Trees, Tactics and Trampolines Above Neuchâtel
A single-day multi-activity pack that combines 3 hours of accrobranche, an hour of outdoor laser game, 1.5 hours of escape game and 30 minutes on trampolines—this guide helps you plan the timing, kit and sequence for the full six‑hour experience.
Six Hours of Trees, Tactics and Trampolines Above Neuchâtel.
Perched near Neuchâtel, this operator-led multi-activity day strings together high, airborne routes and ground-based game play into a concentrated six‑hour burst of adrenaline and problem solving. Expect treetop courses, competitive laser tags, puzzle-driven escape scenarios and a trampoline cooldown—sequenced so one activity flows into the next for a rounded outdoor adventure.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Three hours in the trees — accrobranche at Parc Aventure Chaumont
The pack devotes the largest block of time to treetop adventure: three hours on accrobranche courses that test balance, coordination and nerve while letting you move through the forest canopy.
Live-action challenges — Laser Game and Escape Game
The program pairs a one-hour outdoor Laser Game with a 1.5-hour Escape Game, turning the park into a tactical arena and then a scene for collaborative puzzle solving—ideal for groups that enjoy strategy as much as speed.
Thirty minutes of bounce — trampoline cooldown
After the on‑feet exertion of canopy heights and game play, the half-hour trampoline session offers a high‑energy cooldown and a final chance to laugh off the adrenaline.
What the day feels like
What the full six hours feels like
The day is tightly arranged so you move from one kinetic experience to the next: a substantial three‑hour concentration on the accrobranche circuits, followed by an hour of competitive Laser Game, then the cerebral, team‑based 1.5‑hour Escape Game, and a final 30 minutes on trampolines—an arc that alternates physical challenge and game-driven focus for a varied, adrenaline-rich outing.
THE ROUTE
Three hours in the trees — accrobranche at Parc Aventure Chaumont
The pack devotes the largest block of time to treetop adventure: three hours on accrobranche courses that test balance, coordination and nerve while letting you move through the forest canopy.
THE GAMES
Live-action challenges — Laser Game and Escape Game
The program pairs a one-hour outdoor Laser Game with a 1.5-hour Escape Game, turning the park into a tactical arena and then a scene for collaborative puzzle solving—ideal for groups that enjoy strategy as much as speed.
THE FINISH
Thirty minutes of bounce — trampoline cooldown
After the on‑feet exertion of canopy heights and game play, the half-hour trampoline session offers a high‑energy cooldown and a final chance to laugh off the adrenaline.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this pack suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The full pack totals six hours: 3h accrobranche, 1h Laser Game, 1.5h Escape Game and 30 min trampoline.
Wear comfortable clothes, bring a little water and be ready with some courage and a good mood.
The activities are run by Parc Aventure Chaumont in the Neuchâtel area; follow the operator’s instructions for arrival and check‑in.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the Multi‑Activity Pack last?
The pack runs for six hours total: 3 hours of accrobranche, 1 hour of Laser Game, 1.5 hours of Escape Game and 30 minutes on trampolines.
What is the minimum age to participate?
Participants must be at least 8 years old.
What should participants wear and bring?
Comfortable clothing, a little water and a readiness to take on the activities; bringing good spirits is recommended.
In what order are the activities scheduled?
The program sequences three hours of accrobranche first, then the one-hour Laser Game, followed by the 1.5-hour Escape Game and finishing with 30 minutes on trampolines.
Who operates the Multi‑Activity Pack and where is it based?
The activities are operated by Parc Aventure Chaumont in the Neuchâtel area.