Where to practice an individual sport Oise

Going from tree to tree by walking on a monkey bridge, going down on a zip line several meters above the ground on 140 meters, moving on beams... This site, in the middle of hundred-year-old oaks, offers 13 courses well adapted to all ages or almost. An initiation is given to all aspiring climbers, so you can practice with family or friends. Be careful, however, to ensure that an adult stays with the children to supervise them. To extend the day, picnic and barbecue areas are available.

This adventure park is located next to the Plan d'eau du Canada, in the heart of Bois Brûlet. Numerous tree-climbing courses await you, suitable for adults and children aged 4 and over. Long ziplines are spread across all the courses, with plenty of monkey bridges, lianas, rope ladders and suspended tunnels to keep you on the edge of your seat. The operators have also diversified their activities with climbing on a 20 m tree, home ball (an original ball game), orienteering, escape game, paintball and Gelball.

A brand new rink that opened this summer! It is a 300 m ² synthetic rink located in the great leisure base. It is made of plastic plates processed to promote a certain sliding. An ecological ice rink because there is no need to cool the surface to avoid the cast iron. Another advantage: the surface does not need to be cooled, it can be used all year round.

Labelled riding tourist centre, the horses of Agnetz organises hiking in the Oise and especially in the forest of Hez-Froidmont. Walks are organised on saturday and sunday mornings. Each spring, a hiking junior of several days is developed. The association showcases the équithérapie.

This club offers caving and organizes visits to the underground careers of Saint-Martin-le-Node, which spans 25 hectares. To see: the colony of bat that was elected home. This original and rare experience in the region is to try! For proof, reservations are taken by assault.

The Companions of the Mineral Night are based in Senlis (Oise) and are very active in Picardie and in the karst mountains of France in Ardèche, Vercors, Alps and abroad (Spain, Crete). In addition to exiting and training (in an open-pit career for the latter), members meet monthly around photo projections and exchanges on past and future outflows. Excursions to discover the underground world are organized regularly in cavities of Oise.

It is with this beauvaisienne antenna that you can obtain your fishing card (€ 11 for one day, € 89 for the year), but also inform you about the fishing sites and the various competitions. This activity is prized in the region, including the fish ponds of Milly-sur-Thérain, a dozen kilometres away.

The House of Hunting and Nature is located at the head office of the Oise Hunters'federation. Here you can find out about the calendar and hunting licence (€ 132 for small game and € 16 for big game). You will also find plenty of information about wildlife and the agro-forest balance through exhibitions.

Slip into the shoes of a Prince de Condé for a day, riding your own horse to discover the Chantilly estate! Several options are available, depending on your wishes and budget. Tea time in the hamlet (with crème chantilly) for 4 hours, accessible to all, or a "princely day" exploring the Apremont polo fields, the paths of the château grounds and the Chantilly racecourse (with lunch in the clubhouse). An unforgettable experience!

It is a physical, playful and educational activity, appealing both to your intuition and to your sense of observation and to your ability to trace in space; of course we want to talk about the orientation race! Among the 19 permanent courses in the Oise area, Géresme Park has four, at levels of difficulty and at varying lengths. They are intended for beginners as well as for the most seasoned; attention for some, tags can be placed outside the path, also open the eye!

Tariff: free.

Distance: from 1 to 3,2 km.

Difficulty: variable.

Some forty meters wide and 4.5 km long, the allée des Beaux-Monts was cut from the Imperial Palace at Napoleon's request. The idea was to offer Empress Marie-Louise a perspective similar to that of Schönbrunn Palace. The driveway ends in a hill with a splendid view of the forest and the Imperial Palace in the background. At the bottom of the hill begins the signposted "Les Beaux Monts" trail (4.1 km, medium difficulty). A path with steps makes for a less steep ascent of the hundred or so meters of difference in altitude. Once you've reached the top, at an altitude of 130 metres, catch your breath and enjoy the view all the way up to the château (even more romantic with twilight in front of you; for photos, take advantage of the light and frequent morning mist). Then follow the signposted path, or try a variation: take the old asphalt road (closed to cars) as far as the unmistakable Marie-Louise cedar. Turn left to pass the amazing grafted pines, then right again along the signposted path. The narrow path offers changes of gradient and pace before returning to the Beaux-Monts viewpoint and descending via an impressive oak tree that towers proudly over you at the top of its four centuries of age. These 240 hectares are among the best-protected and most-visited areas of the Compiègne state forest. Les Beaux-Monts is an emblematic site!

In a green and wooded setting, a 18-hole golf course with looping, tunnel, house, barrel and dunes to test address and concentration. A games room, with electronic console, Baby-soccer, pinball, billiards. A terrace with 45 seats. A bar with a variety of sandwichs sandwiches and a restaurant with 40 seats with several menus (from 12 € to 28 €), karaoke and dance. Possibility of renting a room for up to 20 people for your private evenings.

Longueil-Sainte-Marie is a town that offers great opportunities for fishing enthusiasts. Abbey Lakes is a fishing club located on Chemin de l'Abbaye. They offer traditional cuisine based on fresh local produce. They also offer services such as privatization, disabled access, a terrace and wifi access.

In the case of private ponds, trout can be fished without permits. A water plan of about 7 000 m 2 in which the trout fish. We can come without equipment: fishing rod and bait are provided to visitors.

The Fédération de l'Oise pour la Pêche et la Protection du Milieu Aquatique is a non-profit organization based in Compiègne. The Fédération Nationale de la Pêche en France is a network of associations dedicated to protecting aquatic environments and promoting fishing as a leisure activity. They represent and coordinate the actions of 94 departmental federations across France. Their mission is to protect fish stocks and aquatic environments, promote recreational fishing and contribute to local enhancement initiatives. Recreational fishing has a major economic impact, with 1.5 million anglers, 40,000 volunteers and an economic impact of 2 billion euros.

With over 250 members, this association organizes a hiking on the third Sunday of every month within a 20-minute drive around Beauvais over a distance of 8 km to 10 km. It has the particularity of integrating disabled persons with valid walkers during these walks. Means of locomotion are proposed for all types of disability. The association has, for example, adapted bicycles: the "joëlette", a single wheeled device such as a chair chair, the tandem for the visually impaired or even tricycles for the elderly who are subject to the falls… To take part in these hikes, membership is not compulsory. A participation of € 2 is requested per person.

It is not strictly a randonneurs association. What counts for members is not the physical expenditure but the observations of wildlife and flora on the ground. Michel Meline, the nature facilitator, proposes km loops throughout the northwest of the department: wetlands, groves of the country of Bray, calcicoles lawns with little ordinary vegetation around Saint-Julienne-de-Fly, etc. These hikes take place every year once a month. On the last weekend of April, the association also organizes a festival "Nature in Bray" with exhibitions and workshops nature and environment. Lydia and Michel Meline also offer the cottage: 13 beds in four rooms for € at night.

Located in the heart of the Marcel Dassault Park, this skating rink is a place of entertainment but also of learning about ice and sliding sports. Skating lessons for all levels and figure skating are offered. It is possible to join the ice hockey team and even to practice... curling! Theme nights and events are frequently organized. A fast food area allows you to recharge your batteries after the effort.