The Jura is a terrain abundant in waterfalls, caverns, gorges, and other cavities due to its unique geology, very calcareous soil, and the work of water, making canyoning a popular pastime in this region of France. This activity will provide you with intense feelings that will leave you with lasting memories. It is something you can do with your family, friends, co-workers, or even a stag or hen party.

Where can you go canyoning in Jura?

There are many options for this type of sport, particularly in the Jura massif, which has eight canyons to choose from. The Langouette canyon, the Grosdar canyon, the Vulvoz canyon, the Flumen canyon, the Bief de la Goulette canyon, and the Semine canyon are among them. These canyons are easily accessible and range in difficulty. You can choose between the easy level for novices or challenging courses if you are an experienced canyoner. Don't worry because everyone can participate in this activity!

- The Langouette Canyon: Located near Planches-sur-Montagne, this is a short but dramatic canyon with a reasonably technical route that will please the most experienced. Jumps, abseils, slides, and a zip wire are all available. A 25-metre waterfall awaits you in this incredible place.

- The Coiserette canyon: Located near Saint Claude, this canyon is widely regarded as the most magnificent in the region. It offers a fun and active course that will appeal to adults and children aged 12 to 14. It includes abseiling over waterfalls, jumps, and slides. The excursion lasts all day, making for the perfect recipe for thrills.

- The Malvaux Gorges: Located in Foncine le Bas, these gorges are, without a doubt, the Jura's most playful and aquatic canyoning course. There are numerous jumps on this path and the option of diving into the sea via a syphon. Is ideal for anyone interested in learning about canyoning.

- The Grosdar Canyon: Located in Saint-Claude, this canyon is open to the public and is known for two waterfalls - the Queue de Cheval and the Queue d'âne. These are 30 and 70 metres long and descend by an outstanding rappel. Aside from that, there are some exciting jumps and little slides in a dreamy setting.

- The Vulvoz Canyon: Because the Vulvoz Canyon is short, it's ideal to combine it with the Coiserette Canyon. A big slide that drops you into a suspended basin, a 30-meter abseiling waterfall, and various jumps can all be found here.

- The Flumen Canyon: Located near Septmoncel, this untamed canyon provides a sporting course that includes a series of challenging abseiling descents. Is a fantastic playground for the more experienced, with a green setting that makes this descent distinct.

- The Bief de la Goulette canyon: Located in Jeurre, is distinct because it is the only canyon that offers rope descents. This factor makes it an excellent site to hone your abseiling skills. Because of its low natural flow, this river is suitable for canyoning from an early age. When all the other rivers are flooded, this is a 'reserve canyon.'

- The Semine Canyon: Located near Belleydoux, this canyon is accessible to people of all levels and offers jumps ranging from 3 to 10 metres. This fun course has no abseils, only jumps and slides.

What will I require for the adventure?

Because the water temperature will not exceed 10°C, a wetsuit, neoprene socks, a harness, a helmet, a lanyard, and a descender will be given. However, remember to bring your swimsuit and towel, and closed athletic shoes.

Don't put it off any longer; book today and come enjoy the thrills of canyoning in Jura.