NEUCHÂTEL AIR ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE
Three circuits, one afternoon: zip lines, laser battles and trampoline launches on Chaumont
A continuous 4.5-hour outdoor multi-activity pack at Parc Aventure Chaumont that combines 3 hours on aerial courses, 1 hour of outdoor laser game and 30 minutes on the trampolines — a compact, adrenaline-packed loop for confident participants.
Three circuits, one afternoon: zip lines, laser battles and trampoline launches on Chaumont.
Set on the wooded slopes above Neuchâtel, this compact multi-activity pack stitches together high-ropes circuits, outdoor laser tag and trampoline time into a single 4.5-hour session. It’s designed for people who want sustained physical play — ascending through 11 aerial courses with more than 20 zip lines and some 150 ateliers, then switching gears to tactical laser battles and finally a short trampoline cooldown.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Accrobranche: 11 courses and 20+ zip lines
The heart of the pack is the high-rope parcours: 11 courses offering roughly 150 ateliers and over 20 tyroliennes that demand balance, focus and a taste for exposure.
Outdoor Laser Game in natural terrain
After the aerial challenge you’ll switch to a one-hour outdoor laser game set across forest, meadow and court zones — a tactical, low-impact way to keep the adrenaline high while staying on your feet.
Trampoline cooldown
The pack concludes with a 30-minute trampoline session — a playful wind-down that rounds out the physical variety of the afternoon.
What the day feels like
What the 4.5 hours feel like
The day runs as a continuous block of activity: three hours navigating the aerial parcours with regular zip-line runs and technical ateliers, then an hour of laser-game scenarios across cordoned natural terrain, and finally a short trampoline session. Expect repeated sequences of focus and bursts of speed, with safety briefings and individual gear issued before you start.
THE ROUTE
Accrobranche: 11 courses and 20+ zip lines
The heart of the pack is the high-rope parcours: 11 courses offering roughly 150 ateliers and over 20 tyroliennes that demand balance, focus and a taste for exposure.
THE GAME
Outdoor Laser Game in natural terrain
After the aerial challenge you’ll switch to a one-hour outdoor laser game set across forest, meadow and court zones — a tactical, low-impact way to keep the adrenaline high while staying on your feet.
THE FINISH
Trampoline cooldown
The pack concludes with a 30-minute trampoline session — a playful wind-down that rounds out the physical variety of the afternoon.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this pack suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Wear comfortable clothing and closed shoes; tie back long hair and avoid garments that could snag. Bring a little water and your good mood. The park provides individual Clic‑It safety equipment.
Participants must be covered by accident insurance and follow the briefing and operator validation. The facility enforces clothing and equipment rules for safety (closed shoes, tied hair, no garments that risk strangulation).
Come prepared for outdoor terrain and weather: operators may suspend or evacuate courses in case of strong wind or storms.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the multi-activity pack last and how is the time divided?
The pack is 4.5 hours in total: 3 hours for accrobranche, 1 hour for the laser game and 30 minutes on the trampoline.
What is the minimum age to participate?
The laser game is accessible from age 8 and the multi-activity pack is offered from 8 years; younger children have separate rules and supervision requirements.
Is safety equipment provided?
Yes; access to the Parc Aventure includes individual protective equipment (the Clic‑It system) plus a mandatory safety briefing and operator validation.
Are there weight or medical restrictions?
There is a maximum weight limit of 115 kg; participants must be physically and mentally autonomous and cannot be under the influence of alcohol or narcotics.
What happens in bad weather?
Management may temporarily or permanently close or evacuate the courses for safety in bad weather (strong wind, storms). If the park closes definitively and you have done less than one hour, you receive a voucher for one free entry.
Is there a deposit for the laser game equipment?
A credit‑card deposit is requested per group at reception for the laser-game equipment; in case of damage a minimum charge of 100 CHF may be applied and the deposit is returned at the end of the session.