Canyoning at Coiserette in Saint-Claude, Jura
Canyoning at Coiserette in Saint-Claude, in the Jura
Breathtaking gorges on the outskirts of Saint Claude!
Practical information – Coiserette Canyoning
Duration
Half a day
(±3 hours)
Day
(approx. 5½ hours)
Level
Athletic
Price
€64.00 per person
€89.00 per person
Minimum age
Ages 12 and over
Location
Saint-Claude, Jura, Franche-Comté
What to expect on your Coiserette canyoning trip
The Coiserette Canyoning route in Saint Claude is a stunning and fun adventure. It’s the perfect way to cool off in the Jura during the summer.
The Coiserette Canyon features a mix of jumps (always optional), natural slides carved into the rock, abseiling sections and lovely stretches of swimming in clear water.
Suitable for beginners, this activity offers the chance to try canyoning in the Jura on a half-day or full-day trip, depending on your preference.
A day trip to the Coiserette Canyon: the full route
For those who wish to make the most of the site, the full-day tour allows you to explore the entire Coiserette Canyon.
A lunch break is planned on a beach in the heart of the gorges. The second half becomes more challenging, with abseiling down waterfalls, a more demanding route and an even more immersive rocky landscape right up to the end.
The go-to place for canyoning in Saint-Claude
A leading canyoning destination in Saint-Claude, Coiserette Canyoning offers a comprehensive and challenging route that combines technical difficulty, a variety of obstacles and the beauty of the surroundings.
Book your Coiserette canyoning trip in Saint Claude
Book your trip to the Coiserette Gorge now. Spend a wonderful half-day or full day with family or friends in Saint-Claude!
Canyoning at Coiserette, in Saint Claude – for a real adrenaline rush!
A unique canyon in Franche-Comté, in the heart of the Jura.
Why choose Coiserette canyoning?
- Adventure canyoning, for ages 12 and over.
- A spectacular canyon at the bottom of a steep-sided gorge.
- Thrills and excitement with slides, abseiling and waterfalls.
- A varied course combining technique and fun in the water.
- A picnic by the water for the day package.
Safety, supervision and equipment
Being able to swim is essential!
The canyoning trips organised by Coiserette in Saint-Claude, in the Jura, are suitable for active people aged 12 and over. No prior experience is required to take part in this canyoning trip.
This canyoning trip in Franche-Comté is available as a half-day or full-day excursion.
The Coiserette Canyon is located right next to the Les Rousses resort, Lake Vouglans and Clairvaux-les-Lacs. If you’re travelling from Geneva, Lausanne, the Pays de Gex, Lyon or Dijon, the journey will take between 1½ and 2 hours.
What to bring
- Swimsuit,
- Sports shoes (trainers or hiking boots) – Available for hire,
- Water bottle,
- Snacks,
- Picnic (for day trips)
- Waterproof camera or GoPro – available for hire.
The price includes:
- Supervision by a state-qualified guide,
- Team and individual equipment,
- The guide’s third-party liability insurance.
Book a private event for a stag or hen party
If you’re organising a stag or hen party, our group packages allow you to book a private guide for the Coiserette Gorge.
Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ
Is the Coiserette canyoning route suitable for children?
Yes, the Coiserette canyoning tour is open to those aged 12 and over.
I’m quite fit, but I’ve never tried canyoning before – can I take part?
Yes, the Coiserette Canyon descent is suitable for fit people. No prior experience is necessary. The guide will explain everything you need to know.
I’m not very sporty – can I still take part?
No, the Coiserette Canyon descent is suitable for people who are in good physical condition. In that case, it makes more sense to do the Grosdar Canyon descent.
Of all our canyoning trips in the Jura, this one is considered a challenging route.
How long should I allow for this?
Allow 3 hours for a half-day trip and 5½ hours for a full-day trip.
Where is the Coiserette canyoning site?
The Coiserette Canyon is located in Saint-Claude, in the Jura, 40 minutes from Clairvaux-les-Lacs and the resort of Les Rousses. It’s about an hour’s drive from Geneva or the Pays de Gex.
Is it compulsory to know how to swim?
Yes! Swimming sessions are compulsory. If you can’t swim, we can suggest other activities.
Are the jumps and slides compulsory?
No! Your guide will never force you to do anything. Alternatives will be suggested depending on each participant’s ability.
I wear glasses – can I take part?
Of course! Make sure you bring a cord. Your guide will explain how to keep them from getting lost or damaged. Ideally, bring an old pair. Better still, wear contact lenses if you can.
What if the weather is bad?
The guide may change the itinerary. If the activity cannot go ahead, we will reschedule it for another day. If this is not possible, we will cancel it. In that case, you will receive a full refund.
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