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La Forêt de Robin, at the Col de la Grande Limite near Marsanne: courses from green to black, in a community woodland, in the shade. Allow half a day.
A seven-day stay deep in the countryside holds together better with one day that breaks the rhythm. A treetop course does that job: it is physical, it is in the shade, and it fills a whole half-day without anyone having to decide anything.
The nearest course is La Forêt de Robin, at the Col de la Grande Limite, in the commune of Marsanne, over towards Montélimar — 06 98 83 19 99.
A course in a community woodland, across several levels of difficulty.
Green to black
Courses spread across several levels, from the green route accessible to the youngest to the black for teenagers and adults, with zip lines.
The course advertises routes suitable for young children on the lowest levels: the minimum age and height are to be confirmed by phone.
The exact number of routes and obstacles has changed over the years: confirm it by phone, along with the prices and the opening hours on the day.
Around 500 m
The course is set in the community woodland of Marsanne, at the Col de la Grande Limite, at around 500 metres altitude.
That is a real advantage in summer: you climb in the shade, which is true of no other physical activity in the area between midday and four o'clock.
The alternative
The Nyons swimming centre, the Provençal markets, the potters' workshops at Dieulefit, or the château at Grignan.
The area is not short of fallback days: it is short of days that tire children out.
Because it is shaded. From June to September, between midday and four o'clock, there is next to nothing to do outdoors in the Drôme provençale: the crag faces due south, the cols bake, the ridge paths have no trees. A course under the canopy is the exception.
Because it depends on no conditions at all. No water level, no thermals, no weather window. It just needs not to be raining and the wind not to be strong.
And because the cottages are designed for two. They are 64 and 71 m² with one bedroom and a sofa bed: the cottages are designed for two, and the sofa bed means you can bring one child or two grandchildren. A treetop course is precisely the activity that works in that set-up.
Call before you set off. That is the only real rule. An adventure park's opening hours change with the season, the numbers and the weather, and it sometimes happens that a park is booked out by a group. This is not a drive to make blind.
Closed shoes, hair tied back, no jewellery. Bring clothes that can rub against a harness and a jumper: it is cooler under the trees than you would think.
Allow plenty of time. A full course often takes longer than expected, especially with children who want to do the zip line again. Do not plan a second activity afterwards.
Online descriptions of adventure parks are often out of date: the number of obstacles, the prices and the minimum ages change from one year to the next, and the pages that repeat them are not updated. We would rather give you the phone number than a figure that might be wrong.
If you find a difference between this page and what you find on site, tell Corine: we will correct it.
Pays de Dieulefit-Bourdeaux — 04 75 46 42 49. This is the tourist office the farm belongs to: it keeps the lists of providers, the maps and the events up to date, in French, English, Dutch and German.
Contact details and information checked in August 2026. Providers change their number, their season and their prices: call before you drive out. If you spot a mistake, tell Corine and we will correct it.
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64 and 71 m² at Roche-Saint-Secret-Béconne, with an extra bed. Book direct, no commission.