Five treetop routes and a 200‑metre zipline over Beaurepaire’s woodland

BEAUREPAIRE ROPES COURSE FIELD GUIDE

Five treetop routes and a 200‑metre zipline over Beaurepaire’s woodland

An afternoon accrobranche at Etretat Aventure: a 2½‑hour session through five continuous‑lifeline treetop courses—this guide explains what each route offers and who can climb.

Five treetop routes and a 200‑metre zipline over Beaurepaire’s woodland.

Duration
2h30
Location
Beaurepaire
Operator
Etretat Aventure
Category
Ropes Course
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set inside a 6‑hectare natural park in Beaurepaire, Accrobranche après‑midi delivers five treetop circuits that range from a 1‑metre beginner track to a 10‑metre extreme course; every route includes tyroliennes and the site features a single 200‑metre zip line for its higher lines.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LANDSCAPE

Six hectares of mapped woodland playground

The activity is set inside a 6‑hectare natural park laid out with five treetop courses that thread through the trees, so the setting is as much a part of the experience as the obstacles themselves.

THE ZIPLINE

A single, breath‑lengthening 200‑metre tyrolienne

A standout feature is the large 200‑metre zip line included in the Tyro route; tyroliennes are present across every parcours, offering sustained runs as you move between platforms.

THE ROUTE

Five progressive courses from beginners to extreme

The site provides five graded courses: Blanc (1 m), Kid's park (3–4 m), Aventure (7–8 m), Tyro (10–12 m) and an Extrême route at about 10 m—allowing clear progression from young children to experienced climbers.

What the day feels like

What the afternoon feels like

Over roughly two and a half hours you move through a sequence of fixed, continuous‑lifeline treetop circuits. Short, low‑level beginner lines introduce movement and balance; higher courses add technical elements, longer tyroliennes and the long 200‑metre zip line that punctuates the upper routes.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this afternoon suits—and who should be cautious.

1
Active families with young childrenGood fit: a Blanc parcours starts at 1 metre and is available from age 3, while the Kid's park offers a gentle next step for children who meet the listed height thresholds.
2
Families with older children or teenagersWell suited: higher courses (Tyro, Aventure) provide more airtime and technical challenge once participants meet the minimum heights (see Tyro and Tyro+Extrême thresholds).
3
Beginners and first‑timersAppropriate: the graded progression and continuous‑lifeline system let newcomers build confidence on lower lines before attempting higher courses.
4
Experienced thrill‑seekersSuitable for those meeting the higher minimum heights—the Extrême course is the most demanding and sits at roughly 10 metres, intended for climbers ready for a technical challenge.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to know about equipment and systems

All parcours are fitted with a continuous lifeline (ligne de vie continue); tyroliennes appear on every route, including the large 200‑metre zip line on the Tyro circuit.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Accrobranche après‑midi session?

The activity runs approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.

Where do I meet for the activity?

Meeting point: 1632 Route de Gonneville 76790 LES LOGES.

What are the minimum ages and heights for the courses?

Blanc is available from 3 years; Kid's park requires 1.10 m if accompanied and 1.20 m to go alone; Tyro is from 1.30 m; Tyro and Extrême require a minimum height of 1.50 m.

How many courses are there and what heights do they reach?

There are five parcours: Blanc at 1 metre, Kid's park at 3–4 metres, Aventure at 7–8 metres, Tyro at 10–12 metres (with a 200‑metre zip line) and an Extrême route around 10 metres.

Are there ziplines on the routes?

Yes—tyroliennes (ziplines) are present across all parcours, including a notable 200‑metre zip line on the Tyro route.

Is the lifeline system continuous?

Yes; the courses are offered with a continuous lifeline system.