660 meters of unbroken glide: Grand Téléski at Natural Wake Park

PARAY-SOUS-BRIAILLES WATER ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE

660 meters of unbroken glide: Grand Téléski at Natural Wake Park

A one‑hour session on a full‑size, 5‑pylon cable at Natural Wake Park offering kneeboarding, waterskiing, wakeboarding, wakeskate and foil with coaching options and safety equipment provided.

660 meters of unbroken glide: Grand Téléski at Natural Wake Park.

Duration
1 heure
Location
Paray-sous-Briailles
Operator
Natural Wake Park
Category
Water Activities
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set on the water at Natural Wake Park in Paray‑sous‑Briailles, Grand Téléski is a full‑size electric cable system that opens wake gliding to all levels — from first‑time kneeboarders to foil pilots — across a 660‑metre course fitted with an evolving park of 13 modules and dedicated coaching options.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SYSTEM

Full‑size, 5‑pylon cable with a 660 m course

Grand Téléski is a full‑size, 5‑pylon electric téléski providing a continuous 660‑metre run and up to eight simultaneous lines, designed to deliver accessible, sustained glide for every discipline offered at the park.

THE DISCIPLINES

Kneeboard, waterski, wakeboard, wakeskate and foil

The park programs five gliding activities: kneeboarding for first‑time riders, classic waterskiing, wakeboarding and wakeskate for progressing riders, and — since 2023 — foil initiation on the bi‑poulie set‑up.

THE PROGRESSION

A modular park and tailored coaching

Thirteen modular obstacles make the park configurable for novices and professionals alike, while a smaller coaching cable equipped with a headset‑fitted helmet enables one‑to‑one instruction and personalized speed control.

What the day feels like

What the session feels like

A one‑hour Grand Téléski session moves from a safety briefing to the water, then into sustained runs on a long, electric cable that keeps you moving without a boat; riders cycle through progressive lines and modules while instructors adjust speed and coaching to match ability.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this session suits — and who should reconsider.

1
First‑time riders & beginnersIdeal: kneeboarding and reduced‑speed slots make Grand Téléski an accessible introduction to wake gliding under close supervision.
2
Families with childrenFamily‑friendly options exist: helmets and life jackets are provided and reduced‑speed sessions are scheduled daily from 15 June to help younger participants learn more easily.
3
Progressing riders & obstacle‑seekersWell suited: the 13‑module park and full‑size cable provide an evolving playground for wakeboarders and skiers to test tricks and lines.
4
Anyone seeking focused coachingA match: the smaller téléski and helmet‑integrated headset enable one‑to‑one coaching and controlled practice at variable speeds.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration

Typical session length is 1 heure.

What to bring / provided

Participants are equipped with a helmet and a life jacket; the park also offers a headset‑equipped helmet for personalized coaching on the small cable.

Meeting point

Meet at Natural Wake Park Villemouze, 03500 Paray‑sous‑Briailles, France.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is a typical Grand Téléski session?

Sessions are 1 heure in duration.

Where do I meet for the activity?

Meet at Natural Wake Park Villemouze, 03500 Paray‑sous‑Briailles, France.

What disciplines can I try at Grand Téléski?

You can practice kneeboarding, waterskiing, wakeboarding, wakeskate and, since 2023, foil on the bi‑poulie.

Is equipment provided?

The operator provides helmets and life jackets; the coaching cable uses a helmet fitted with an earpiece for live instruction.

Are there options for children or beginners?

Yes — reduced‑speed slots are offered daily from 15 June to help children and beginners learn more easily.

What if I want one‑to‑one coaching?

A small téléski with a headset‑equipped helmet is available for personalized coaching and speed‑controlled instruction.