In any season, the Montérégie region knows how to propose out-of-the-ordinary activities. The proof of this lies in Arbraska, La Forêt des Aventures. Since the Montérégie region offers mature-tree forests, Arbraska took advantage of these areas to set up their two courses. Rigaud and Mont Saint-Grégoire both offer you the possibility to observe the region from the top of the trees while jumping from rope to rope. The experienced guides, who will accompany you throughout the course, will teach you the basics of the different safety rules. Once you are ready, you can put on your harness and helmet, climb to the route of your choice and start your aerial challenge.
Arbraska Rigaud is opened year round and proposes more than 100 games in the trees, a GPS rally and interpretation paths in nature. Nets, suspended bridges and the different ropes give you the chance to test your balance. The four mega Tyroleans are 122 metres to 213 metres long (400 to 700 feet) to give you the thrills of your life! For extreme thrills, La Rafale offers 24 challenges located more than 21 metres (70 feet) above the ground. It is the longest and highest aerial course in Quebec. Finally, if you wish to challenge your sense of direction, you can participate in the GPS rallies, either by foot or with snowshoes.
From March to October, Arbraska Mont Saint-Grégoire offers more than 80 unusual treetop games. During this challenge, you will face a climbing wall, suspended bridges, footbridges and Tyroleans. Most of these aerial courses are located less than 12 metres (40 feet) above the ground. Children seven years old and under will be happy to learn that they can use two courses that were especially designed for them. Those who want some challenge can try the easy course, the three intermediate courses and the expert course.
If you plan on going to Lanaudière, do not forget to visit Arbraska Rawdon, which is a pioneer in the aerial challenge courses in Quebec. For an extraordinary adventure, try the night courses or the Via ferrata (rock climbing). You will not have enough.
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