Sport: Pré-Saint-Didier

The Mont Blanc adventure park it’s located about 3 km from Pré-Saint-Didier, along the road leading to the Little Saint-Bernard Pass.

A beautiful landscape on the Mont Blanc chain frames this park created in the nature, in a wood and it offers:
fun-sport courses with different levels of difficulty, perfect for children, teenagers and adults, according to their needs. Hanging from trees can be carried out in complete security, the highest and longest pulley in Europe with 130 m. long and 188 m. of height that crosses the ravine Orrido of Pré-Saint-Didier.

• dinners with excursions with snowshoes
• Lo Carà bar and restaurant

All tracks have been renewed with the “Zaza” system of Kong wich guarantees the absolute security through the tracks.

The reservation can be done by whatsup mob. 335.5918089

Times:

• 10am-5pm May, June and September ( closed on Wednesday)
• July and August from 9am to 8pm
• in other periods to contact

- Adventure and adrenaline completely in the nature
- Suitable for children, tennagers and adults

A unique and engaging experience in the woods, impossible to forget!

Policrosalus is a polychromatic health path, designed for the general motor activation of the human body, which can be performed with 6 different degrees of intensity.

The colors of the panels indicate the various types of exercises and the difficulty through which you can regain or get for the first time to a good physical shape.

The tools can be used for free 24h / 24h and are located in the playground of Coffion.

Opening period: from 30th March to 13th October 2025

There is a no kill fishing reserve on the La Thuile stream from the bridge that crosses the national road in the hamlet of La Balme to the bridge that leads to the Elevaz electric power station in the hamlet of Elevaz, where catch and release is mandatory. Only fly, angling and coarse fishing with barbless hooks are permitted.

Fishing is permitted: every day.

Information on season dates, costs and permit issue locations: Consorzio Regionale Pesca.

Descents with dinghy in the Dora Baltea in total safety with soft paths for families, for beginners and great rapids for the more experienced, with departures near the Mont Blanc.

Programs suitable for all tastes and levels and all ages, from 6 to 90 years. Duration of the activity from 2 hours up to a day, weekend or weeks. Necessary technical equipment provided by the organization. Ideal for families. Easy and fun stretch ideal for those who want to enjoy the river more peacefully. Playground nearby for children too young. Babysitting service on request.
Perfect for those looking for adrenaline. You sail the highest stretch of the Dora, where you will find the strongest rapids.

No need for specific experience!

Pure fun immersed in nature in safety.

The center, in addition to Rafting, also performs other activities:

• tandem paraglider all year long
• canyoning
• canoe
• single and tandem kayak
• yoga for groups

Safety is guaranteed by guides and instructors certified by the Italian Rafting Federation and more than 30 years of experience in the field of water and air sports.

Paragliding flights on tandem, in the lower part of Aosta Valley.
Always accompanied by an instructor.XC flights in high mountain with guide for experts pilots.
The flights are on demand and possible only with good weather conditions and winds.
Times: all year long, every day from 9am to 8pm

The  Fiolet area is located at Lo Tzeno.
A game similar to rebatta, but in this case the ball to be hit is raised without the aid of a lever instrument. In fact, the ball (“fiolet”) in this case has an ovoid shape, with a flattened part on which it is balanced on a base, once represented by a smooth stream stone (“pira”), today by a special artefact. By skilfully hitting the fiolet, one makes it leap into the air and then hurls it as far as possible (even 150 metres). The matches, as for the rebatta, pit teams of five throwers against each other, but the fiolet also has an individual championship, which is celebrated once a year; it is called the “baton d'or” because the winner gets to keep the artistically carved “masetta” that serves as a trophy, on which the names of all the annual winners are engraved, for one year.