Where to practice an individual sport Rhône-Alpes

What if you were to hurtle down the green slopes on board a small, fun and easy to drive car? On the magnificent Roc d'Enfer domain, you can discover the mountain in a different way. With family or friends, two downhill runs (2 and 4 km) await you, at the top of the Têtes and Torchon chairlifts. An original and fun way to enjoy the outdoors and the exceptional panorama. It is also possible to rent a scooter instead of a kart. Smiles, laughter, sensations, all in a sublime natural environment!

Are you Bad? Badminton of course! A sport that is being rediscovered every four years in the J.O., especially with girls, and each time it is "beautiful to look and complete to practise". Address, speed, endurance, fun and fun sport to share in one of the three rooms of the Isle-d'Abeau. Beginner or confirmed, regardless of the age of the school from bad to competitors, we quickly take pleasure in returning the wheel. A dynamic club, spearhead in organizing the French Badminton Championship. At leisure or in competition, the Badminton Club de l'Isle- d'Abeau offers a playground open to everyone.

Thirteen short ones, including six battue.

The badminton team of the secular patronage Villette Paul-Bert was a champion of the Rhône in 2002 and continues to climb at national level. The club has an ever increasing number of members of all ages.

Four lots in quick and two green set. Courses for adults and children from age 5.

Fly higher, farther, longer! Experience the thrill of this activity with your Chamrousse Multipass card: a descent on the world's largest pylon zip line. Depart from Chamrousse 1650 - Recoin, take the La Croix gondola up and enjoy a sensational descent, winter or summer. 2 km of descent with a vertical drop of 550 m, an average gradient of 30% and peak speeds of 80 km/h at 60 m above the slopes. Entry requirements: over 9 years of age and over 1.35 m tall.

A lovely walk accessible to all, a must-see in the valley! Lac Bénit and its turquoise waters nestling at the foot of the imposing Bargy cliffs. Access is well signposted: once you've parked at Le Bété, in the Malacquis parking lot, follow the signs to Lac Bénit. The ascent takes about 1h15, the descent 45 minutes. On the way up, take a good look at the cliffs: can you see the mountain's eyes? Once at the top, enjoy the surroundings and the refreshment bar, open in season. Please note that you cannot swim in the lake.

Spacious store entirely dedicated to freshwater fishing, where you can find the latest products. A team of professionals where good humor and kindness always reign. We appreciate their advice, the vast choice of accessories, clothing, bivouacs, small equipment, electronics, reels, rods, wires and braids, float tubes, rod holders, and the good deals. Their affiliation to the Concept Propêche group allows them to offer quality equipment and the biggest brands at the best price. There is inevitably what you are looking for.

One of the park's emblematic hikes, called the "Chemin des Crêtes", starts in Aillon-le-Jeune. It's a 14 km loop, offering around 4 hours' walking with a 600 m vertical drop. Following rocky slopes and grassy paths, hikers traverse this varied landscape until they reach the crests. At this point, the climb offers magnificent panoramic views. The route is relatively easy and leads all the way to the Carthusian monastery.

Nestled on the Confins plateau, surrounded by the imposing mountains of the Aravis massif, this compact, twice four-hole course is an ideal opportunity to learn golf and perfect your skills. With a driving range, putting green and approach green available, golfers can hone their swing and accuracy before tackling the more technical compact course. Qualified instructors are on hand for individual or group lessons, to help you progress.

Our guides lead nature outings all year round, for a few hours or a few days. In winter, it's off for ski touring on the Aravis mountain range or ski raids all over Europe. Trained in off-piste risk management, they also offer snowshoe treks, icefall climbing and even heliskiing. Summer activities are just as attractive: hiking, via ferrata, canyoning... Some of our original outings introduce visitors to mountain culinary and medicinal plants, astronomy and more.

With the mythical Col de la Colombière often visited by the Tour de France, Le Grand-Bornand is a paradise for sport cycling. The resort also has its freeride mountain bikers who swap their snow equipment for their downhill and speed bikes in summer. In summer, discover 8 itineraries (75 km of marked trails) at the top of the Rosay gondola, and 2 trails from the Châtelet chairlift! The Aravis ski pass is 200 km of slopes in 3 resorts. Possibility to learn or ride with a guide in the freeride area.

It is not common to combine contemporary art with ski resort! Flaine has been successful since its inception. This cultural centre welcomes throughout the year exhibitions of modern artists and each week offers a free visit of the station to discover a unique architecture and works of art signed by the largest: Picasso, Dubuffet, Vasarely…

A forerunner in Europe in the promotion of mountain biking as a new-generation sport, and a recognized leader in the field of mountain biking, Les Gets boasts a Bikepark covering 128 km of marked trails. This area includes zones suitable for families as well as more adventurous riders. Access to the vast Portes du Soleil ski area offers the opportunity to enjoy downhill mountain biking on 650 km of marked trails, catering for a varied public ranging from enthusiasts to families.

Whatever your level, you will find the best advice to practice this sport or leisure activity from these passionate people who have been in place for over 10 years. Bike rental for all uses - road, trail, nature - and even electric mountain bikes to make your outings more fun. Descending the Semnoz, hiking in the Bauges or through the Crosagny pond: from small to large, there is something for everyone. Moreover, the Maison du vélo offers training courses for young people, from training to competition, and organizes raids over several days.

In the Pays and Fier country, fishing enthusiasts will be delighted. 200 kilometres of rivers and streams, specific routes require only to be travelled, and why not with a fishing guide. The Chéran has an interesting topographical diversity thanks to the width of its bed and the banks often cleared for easier fishing by walking in the water. The water plans of the Pérouses, former gravel pits, are pike, tanches, preserved and carp. The youngest will be able to discover their first sensations of fishermen in complete safety.

A unique panorama! Created in 1964, the oldest mountain golf course was designed by the former British champion Henry Cotton. Overlooking the charming village of Megevan, the Mont-d'Arbois golf course is a gently sloping course, in the middle of spruces, rowan trees, birches and other larches. Its prestigious clientele gives it a special aura and it is the regular venue for many competitions, including the unusual Winter Golf Cup, which takes place... on snow! After the course, you can eat at the club-house which offers a short but varied menu.

At the foot of Vercors, in the plain of Valencia, this equestrian club welcomes children and adults around the passion for the horse. Beautiful facilities with two rides and two quarries, a park, a cross grade 3 category and numerous hiking possibilities in the surrounding countryside. Formulas adapted for all ages and levels, from leisure to competition, but also from the coupling to discover the region at the pace of the horses. Walks and hikes, riding school, internships, competitions, horse pension.

The favorite outing for families! Close to Annecy, on the shores of the lake, this nature base has the good taste to be open every day and to propose numerous activities. Every year, adventurers discover new routes in the trees, with different difficulties often renewed, always well secured by a team of real professionals. Don't miss the Forest of Senses, the treasure hunt, or the orientation course. Sensations to experience and share with your family or group.

Châtel-Guyon's racquetball center gets a facelift in 2020. On the tennis side, two indoor and two outdoor courts will delight competitors and Sunday players alike. Two indoor squash courts and two outdoor padel courts complete the new complex, which also features changing rooms and a club house. Reservations can be made online. Training sessions, courses, individual or group lessons...: thanks to Julien, a state-certified instructor, you can learn racquet sports at your own pace and at any age.

An activity that's right up there with the times, and right up there with it, as you traverse the courses, soaring through the air from tree to tree. The Parc Acrobatique Forestier Indian Forest Chartreuse, with 15 courses, offers more than 150 workshops, with over 1 km of zip lines or a gigantic Tarzan jump. From the age of 2 upwards, you can move through the trees on specially-adapted courses: the "Little Indians" course for 2-4 year-olds, a continuous lifeline (self-insured course) for 4-6 year-olds and evolving courses for older children and adults, up to hyper-sporty courses such as the 25-meter-high "Super Noire". Reservations are recommended. On-site picnic area and marquee for a day among the earth and trees.

The beauty and variety of the landscapes of Savoie and the Mont-Blanc massif are characterized by a wide range of gradients. As a result, the difficulty levels of the cycle touring routes encountered by cycling enthusiasts are just as varied. If the great Alpine passes of the Tour de France are still the stuff of dreams, the kilometers of véloroute, some sections of which are part of the famous "Léman-Méditerranée", are a hit with everyone. The region offers an increasingly varied range of cycling activities for all levels.

Tournon-sur-Rhône is an ideal town for cycling and cycle touring enthusiasts. Ardétour specializes in these activities, and offers a variety of routes for discovering the region by bike. Take advantage of your stay in Tournon-sur-Rhône to discover the region's magnificent landscapes by bike.

This structure, created by Bernard Vissoud, a mountain attendant and a graduate in viticulture and wine-growing, offers us the opportunity to discover the Savoyard vineyard through a wide range of conviviality. In particular, we recommend an evening'on the ground'for a tasting of all the treasures, some rare, of our vineyards. An original exit from friends, leading us to discover the landscapes, history and best wines of the region to the people of the country.

You can't leave Annecy without climbing Mont Veyrier! It's one of the most popular mountains with locals and tourists alike, for its superb views of the lake, surrounding mountains and town. Once you've parked at the Col du Pré Vernet, follow the signs for Mont Veyrier/Mont Baron. You'll start with a steep 40-minute ascent before reaching the top of the cliffs and taking in the view! The descent is via the same route. To prolong the pleasure, continue on to Mont Baron. You can start the hike from Petit Port.

When kids want to have fun and parents want to relax (or get caught up in the game), mini-golf is the place to be! In a delightful setting overlooking the mountains, you and your family can enjoy a challenging round of mini-golf. Clubs can be collected and returned at the Club House restaurant. Good to know: you can reserve your course online and make it your own.

In the heart of Cantal, just a few feet from Saint Flour, Mr. and Mrs. Blanquet welcome you in their traditional farm and offer you accompanied walks, special or collective courses all levels and aerobatic.

This centre offers excursions to discover the country of Massiac and its surroundings. Possibility of hiking several days, to discover the lead of the Cantal, the Cantal Mountains and the Cézallier, or theme.

Promenades Tredémy, ATE de la Loire, the birthplace of Loire Tredémy, ATE of the Équestre Equestrian Farm, is the programme that Laetitia Tredémy, ATE of Équestre Equestrian Farm, offers. Tashunka means "horse" in Sioux Indian.

All school holidays, the Equestrian centre of Condorcet organises courses of plain plain (85 €) and in summer hiking of 5 days in Drôme like Les Baronnies (€ 510), The Country of Bourdeaux (€ 580), Gervanne Vercors (€ 600) or Vercors Diois (€ 600). Rates include horse rental, food and accommodation in bivouac. Most of this address: the presence of a pedestrian on every step and the possibility of starting in the raffle thanks to a equipment that allows to have a card at 1/25 000 ^e.

In winter, it will be a question of taking sleigh rides pulled by a horse. In summer we go for a walk, hikes and horseback riding initiation with horses and ponies.

Two ways to discover the Peisey-Vallandry valley bottom, its wild nature, its fabulous panoramas... and all this at the quiet pace of the horse's pace at the gates of the Vanoise National Park. Activities also take place very often, especially during school holidays. All you have to do is read the programme at the tourist office.

This haute Savoyard guide takes you around the world for fly fishing. In Italy, he chose the Dolomites for his customers. Three spots in the program in 2014: Tanaro, La and Trebbia. The stay has 6 days, 5 nights and 4 days of fishing. The first day is devoted to the presentation of different techniques and sites, and repairs of fishing equipment and montages. You fish in the Italian Alps, located in the Dolomites, in rivers that are about 180 km north of Verona. You go to Annemasse mini-bus with your guide and come back with him.

Vic-sur-Cère mini golf course offers a 17-hole course. Playful by its game, this place is also instructive. Each hole represents a site of the department. A kind of "Miniature Cantal" where you cross, a club by hand… The Garabit Viaduct, the Castle of Pesteils, the tunnel of Lioran or the lead of Cantal are represented. If you are not a Tiger Wood of the mini golf, at least you will not have lost the pleasure of the visit. Original and friendly. To do.

Starting from the village of Saint-Priest-des-Champs, two trails lead to this beautiful waterfall and its 10-metre height: a short 3 km walk and a 9.5 km hike. Both offer a breath of fresh air in the Combrailles undergrowth. Along the way, you'll come across the Pas de Saint-Martin, a legendary hoof trail said to have been left by the saint's horse as it passed by. In summer, it's hard to resist the temptation to dip your feet in the Auzelle, which forms a pool at the foot of the waterfall. The two paths form a loop.

The Cheval de Feug is part of the Savoyard heritage, since the breeding farm of driving horses has been passed on from father to son for... 7 generations. This Savoyard farm welcomes visitors to discover the pleasure of combining a ride in a horse-drawn carriage with the discovery of sites with a view of Mont Blanc, and the visit of the farm. Very convivial, the horseback ride in the mountain pastures for an unforgettable evening around a good meal, in the atypical frame of a rustic restaurant of altitude. A large list of services around the horse.

Steeve Colin, a professional fishing guide, proposes to discover the wild sites of the Loire Valley and the Haut Allier. Youth fishing courses from age 11 (school holidays in April, summer and All). Canoe fishing trips on the Top combine young or adults. Initiation or development trips to fly fishing, natural bait or predators (adults and seniors). The focus is on technology, sharing know-how and usability. Operation from 15 March to 15 November.

The federation brings together the 30 AAPPMA of this department, which is very rich in fisheries resources and fishing associations mainly around trout fishing. The federation informs you about fishing, the classification of rivers, water plans and dams, the no-kill route and the sectors for night carp, the nature fishing workshops, fishing cards, and the opening dates and catch sizes. Wild fario trout of Atlantic descent live, grow and reproduce naturally in all rivers. It is accompanied by Common Shadow and Atlantic salmon in the Allier, Allagnon and Chapeauroux. Although the salmon can't be caught, it remains the emblematic fish of the Upper Loire. The presence of other species, including Sculpin, the white-legged crayfish or the pearl mussel, is evidence of good water quality. The Loire, the Allier and their tributaries represent 3 260 km of which 3 100 km classified in 1 ° category. Fishing is free and virtual reciprocity with a fishing card of a AAPPMA of 43, the fishing Club Vignette or the Western agreement.

This association offers you fishing slides and educational animations. In the programme: learning and putting into practice fishing techniques at the moment, at the toc, fly and launching in 1st and 2nd category, animations on aquatic environments with aquarium and teaching materials, exploring the natural and tourist heritage of the Loire valleys, the Allier and their Tributaries. For every audience from 7 years, 1 to 25 participants, individual, groups, families, green classes…

A fly fisherman since 1970, a professional guide since 1998, Thierry Millot has always fished the rivers of High Loire, Ardèche and Puy de Dome. He likes to guide you "off the beaten rivers" and proposes to introduce yourself or to learn about the various techniques and tricks of fly fishing. Most: The staff were friendly and helpful.

Located in the heart of the village of Les Houches, next to the slopes of Tourchet, the outdoor skating rink of the village faces the Mont Blanc. It is a real pleasure to skate in the middle of such beautiful landscapes... and at the end of the day, you can even admire the changing colors, sometimes pink, sometimes blue, that illuminate the mountain. During the school vacations, it comes alive with music for the pleasure of young holidaymakers in a frosty night. Young children will be lent playful penguins on skates to learn how to balance on ice.

Since 2000 this professional guide, which operates in Rhône-Alpes but also abroad (Sweden), takes you fishing on Lake Bourget. You depart from the Embarcadère Bridge, north of the water plan. Richard offers fishing days and stays at the request from two days to one week looking after your reception (accommodation in bed and breakfast). Conviviality, beautiful spots and beautiful fishing facilities!

The fishing federation offers fishing initiations, street fishing. This new fishing method is to practice within the boundaries of a large metropolis from the docks. The Rhone and Saône in Lyon are home to a wide range of spots to initiate and hunt the perche, pike, perch, chevesne and even sometimes wells lures. The opportunity to discover another Lyon, apprehended from the end of the cane… Lyon is hosting street fishing competitions.

The fishing school of the Lyon union of fishermen on the line is open to everyone. Its aim is to train its students in the practice of fishing, but also to educate them about the aquatic environment and the lives of fish from our rivers and ponds. The courses take place on Tuesday evening from 18 am to 20 pm on the basis of GLFC at Grand Wide in Meyzieu. They are built around an hour of theory to learn the different nodes, the assembly of the lines, know the equipment, the appats, and one hour of fishing on the edge of the Grand Wide.

Gilles Milhoud guides you for the trout fishery on the Truyère river, its cantaliens and aveyron tributaries. Descended from Cantal and Aubrac lead, these rivers and streams constitute a magnificent hydrographic network. From the most picturesque gorges in the ruisseaux of the Aubrac plateau, it offers you more than thirty different courses on the stream, which represent the top for the wild trout fishery. From the creek bordered by meadows and branches down to the torrent difficult to fish, both by crossing and by the technicality of fishing, a panel on public sectors only populated by wild fario trout! He also takes you fishing the lakes and especially the Grandval where he resides and hosts you in his fishing lodge where his wife eats you from local specialities (ah, his aligot!) and even proposes to prepare your fishing.

This fishing guide instructor, regularly rewarded during competitions by trophies, is a specialist in sport fishing for carnivorous fish, by boat, in dams: drifting, vertical, handled, pulling. But also : trout fishing with natural baits, Pyrenean technique. He invites you to discover the most beautiful sites of Auvergne, to fish for carnivorous fish (pike perch, pike, perch) in the Truyère valley. His two favorite sectors are the Cantalian dams: Garabit Grand Val (1 100 ha) and Sarrans (1 200 ha). Carnivorous fish are abundant in these hydroelectric dams and guarantee unforgettable fishing trips.

The Amazonia centres - and the town of Bourg - do not escape the rule. You can use a badge at any time of the day with the numerous stretching or strength machines, individual changing rooms, cabins and showers to change. Internet access and relaxation area, with microwave, kettle, coffee and tea bags, syrups and fruit, are the service. The staff, at the time they are present, explain the operation of the machines and advise on the most efficient and safest way to use them.
In fact, Amazonia has only one defect, but it is major: the rates are particularly opaque. With discounts and other sponsorship formulas, no one seems to pay the same thing.

In the middle of the mountain, the resort of Châtel has many assets to make the most of its days, from the discovery of the village and its pastoral activity to the multiple sports activities. By car, on foot or by mountain bike, all means are good to visit the mountain pastures and cross-border villages. Mountain biking is king with an impressive number of routes and access to the Portes du Soleil domain. Tennis, swimming pool, horse riding, paragliding, climbing, white water sports, not forgetting the compact 6-hole golf course (and 18-hole mini-golf course) at the Loy leisure centre.

Mountain bike fan? Les Gets is home to Europe's biggest bike park, with over 128 km of marked trails for all levels, accessible by 3 lifts (Mountain Bike World Cup 2023). This incredible open-air leisure site offers many other activities, such as hiking to discover the peaks. It's also the perfect place to discover cani-rando. For more information, visit the tourist office. Some of Les Gets' ski lifts operate in summer, making it easy to set off on walks, hikes or mountain bike rides.