Rock climbing in Mijoux or Moirans-en-Montagne
Rock climbing in the Jura
A climbing session with a Jura-based climbing instructor, just for you!
Practical information – Grosdar Canyoning
Duration
Half a day
(± 3 hours)
Level
Beginner – suitable for athletes
Price
€240.00 per group of up to 6 people
+ €40.00 per additional person
Private guide for your group
Minimum age
Ages 8 and over
Location
Mijoux or Moirans-en-Montagne, Jura, Franche-Comté
What to expect on your rock climbing trip
Discover rock climbing in the Jura during a three-hour private session led by a qualified climbing instructor. Suitable for children aged 8 and over, this outing is ideal for a first climbing experience with family or friends.
In the heart of the Haut-Jura Regional Nature Park, learn the technical basics of rock climbing in a natural setting and progress at your own pace, in complete safety, at a level suited to you.
Discover the essential equipment and techniques: rope work, belaying and communication.
Throughout the session, the focus is on safety, technical progression and building self-confidence. Learn how to move efficiently on the rock face, manage your balance and feel more at ease at height.
This tour is available as a private group tour, ensuring personalised guidance and a pace tailored to your group.
A climbing trip suitable for children aged 8 and over
This rock-climbing outing in the Jura is suitable for beginners as well as those looking to build on their technical skills. Open to participants aged 8 and over, it offers a sporting experience in the great outdoors, fostering a sense of teamwork and personal development.
Book your private climbing session in the Jura
Book your private climbing lesson in Mijoux or Moirans-en-Montagne now. Enjoy a unique half-day out with your family, your children or friends!
Introductory climbing courses in Mijoux and Moirans en Montagne
Your private climbing lesson in the Jura.
Why go rock climbing in the Jura?
- Suitable for everyone, from beginners to experienced athletes, aged 8 and over.
- Adapted teaching methods.
- Equipment provided, including climbing shoes.
- Build self-confidence, agility and concentration.
Beginners’ climbing crags near Saint Claude
The cliff at La Goulette in Mijoux
Located in Mijoux, the La Goulette crag, set amongst the trees, offers a peaceful setting that is ideal for beginners thanks to the quality of its rock and its accessible routes (graded 3 to 5c) of around 15 metres in height. It is shaded in the afternoon.
The Mont Robert cliff at Moirans-en-Montagne
Located in Moirans-en-Montagne, the Mont Robert site offers excellent beginner routes (graded 3 to 6a) reaching up to 30 metres in height, ideal for getting started at a gentle pace. Shaded in the morning.
These two climbing crags in the Jura are ideal for beginners and for climbing routes graded between 3 and 6a.
Safety, supervision and equipment
Climbing trips to Mijoux and Moirans-en-Montagne in the Jura are suitable for beginners and experienced climbers aged 8 and over. These rock-climbing sessions in Franche-Comté take the form of half-day private lessons, with a guide all to yourselves.
The La Goulette cliff is located in Mijoux, right next to the Les Rousses resort, Saint-Claude and the Pays de Gex. The journey from Geneva takes about an hour by car.
The Mont Robert cliff is located in Moirans-en-Montagne, in the immediate vicinity of Lake Vouglans, Saint-Claude and Clairvaux-les-Lacs.
What to bring
- Trainers
- Water bottle,
- Snacks,
- Climbing shoes – available to borrow
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 your climbing session.
Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ
Is climbing a suitable activity for children?
Yes, private climbing lessons are available for children aged 8 and over. We offer shorter introductory climbing sessions tailored to younger children.
I’m not very sporty – can I still take part?
Yes, climbing is a gentle sport that’s accessible to everyone.
Of all our climbing trips in the Jura, this one is ideal for beginners and allows you to start making progress right from your very first trip.
I’m an experienced climber – will I get bored?
If you’re climbing at a grade higher than 6b, opt for our course designed to help you improve your climbing skills.
How long should I allow for this?
Allow 3 hours for the activity.
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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