Terneze canyon of the Moucherotte, Vercors

The highest jump is 33 ft, but it is not mandatory.

No, this slide is not mandatory. It is possible to pass by doing a short abseiling with a 5m rope.

Yes, the Canyon de Ternèze course is ideal for children. It is accessible from 6 years old for any child who can swim.

Find our photos and videos of the outings we have done at Ternèze with children

As well as an article dedicated to canyoning with children, in which we particularly recommend this route.

In Ternèze Canyon you can do it twice:

• once to discover the spot with jumps and water-slides
• A second time to redo and again the jumps and water-slides

We can so get into the canyon progressively warming up and have more fun after.

No, it's easy to go over the rock instead of diving underneath. However, with the help of your guide, this obstacle is easily overcome. Ternèze canyon and siphon.

The Massif des Bauges Regional Natural Park, which includes the Ternèze canyon, implements conservation measures, such as protecting habitats and regulating visitor numbers, to preserve biodiversity.

Around the Ternèze canyon, the fauna includes a sample of the great variety of species present, such as chamois, marmots, raptors like the golden eagle and the peregrine falcon, the white-throated dipper, the salamander, and the wallcreeper. The flora is also rich with plants like the yellow gentian, wild orchids, and Alpine columbine. With a bit of luck, one may be able to observe these species during a visit. The Regional Natural Park of the Bauges Massif implements conservation measures to protect these natural riches.