Top 5 things to do in summer with children in Val d'Isère

From the age of 4 upwards, an adventure course is a fun and sporting outdoor activity to share with the whole family. Children can develop their balance as well as their self-confidence. The little ones may be discovering this activity for the first time, while the older ones can try their hand at vertiginous challenges on the black pistes.

Of course, children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult, and minors over 14 need parental authorisation.

This activity at Val'Aventure takes 3 hours and you can choose between 5 different courses, depending on the level and age of your children.

The Pitchoune course :

An itinerary specially designed for children over one metre tall and/or 4 years old has been set up to give them an experience similar to that of adults! Equipped with a harness and a secure belay system, the youngest will be able to discover the pleasures of the adventure course.

The Discovery and Discovery + courses:

The two Discovery and Discovery + courses are suitable for children aged 6 and over and/or measuring more than 1m20. They provide an excellent gentle introduction, with a gradual rise in altitude and sliding equipment to ensure a fun experience.

The Adventure Course:

For children over 1m30, they'll have access to the blue course! With a higher elevation and more complex challenges, this intermediate course is accessible to all, but requires a dose of courage and a willingness to take on extra challenges. From Tarzan vines to nets and zip lines, the activities on offer promise to provide some intense fun!

The Sensation course :

For children over 1m40 tall, the red course is a guaranteed thrill! From the raised platforms, adventurers have a breathtaking view of the surrounding forest. The tightrope workshop requires a certain amount of skill to master, while the jump into the void from the end of a liana requires a bit of courage.

Thrills are guaranteed on this course reserved for the most intrepid!

If you want to relax after a good session on the adventure course, you can take advantage of the lovely terrace and picnic tables.

A slackline is an elastic strap that allows anyone to play tightrope walker.

It's accessible to children who have already learnt to walk, and teaches them patience and perseverance, as it's not an easy activity from the first try.

This activity is available free of charge at the Parc des Sports du Centre, every day from the end of June to the end of August.

Immerse yourself in a captivating fantasy world with the Adventure of the Magic Portal, an outdoor augmented reality escape game that promises an unforgettable experience for all the family.

Designed for children aged 6 and over, this outdoor quest is an experience packed with challenges and puzzles that lasts between 1h30 and 2 hours, depending on the route you choose. You'll be tasked with finding magical crystals to help an elf on his mission to save the world. Will you be able to close the magic portal before the trolls invade?

Thanks to augmented reality, 3D characters blend into your real environment for total immersion. Children will love interacting with them, opening chests and foiling traps.

To accompany you on your adventure, you'll be given an adventurer's bag and a tablet at the start of the game.

Price :

The price is €60 for two players and €80 for three to five players.

Online booking: https://www.escapegamesunited.com/jeu/le-portail-magique/?station=751#utm_source=easyvoyage

Bike trials is a discipline open to cyclists aged 7 and over. It involves performing acrobatic tricks over natural or man-made obstacles such as rocks, beams or pallets.

Unlike other cycling disciplines, the aim is not to cover a distance or finish a race first, but rather to demonstrate great agility, impeccable technique and concentration. Trials cyclists have to show great skill in maintaining their balance while jumping, climbing and descending with their bikes.

For an easy and sublime hike in Val d'isère, the Tour du lac de l'Ouillette is ideal for a family day out.

Accessible free of charge via the Solaise gondola, the 45-minute walk around the lake is perfect for families with picnics and trout fishing. The panorama is exceptional, and this is a hike not to be missed in Val d'Isère.