Team building survival & bootcamp
Team-Building Survival Camp in the Vosges (88)
To Gerardmer (88)
- From all day to all day
- From 2 to 12 participant
- French
Let your employees become true adventurers and teach them how to think on their feet! This experience will allow them to enjoy a time full of discovery and challenges, which will not only strengthen their bonds but also challenge them in a unique and original way!
Activity description :
Hervé and his team of certified and experienced instructors will teach your colleagues the basics of survival. This unique workshop is perfect for challenging your employees and teaching them essential skills!
Activity Schedule:
- Welcome to Gérardmer by Hervé, your instructor.
- Hervé will go over the safety rules and brief you on the activity.
- Depending on the package you choose, you’ll then be immersed in the world of survival through various activities (building a fire, purifying water, constructing a shelter, mastering rope knots, learning to navigate with a compass, and identifying edible plants)
- A debriefing will take place at the end of the course.
Through this experience, you’ll learn how to build a shelter, navigate in the forest, and survive from scratch!
You can complete this course over 24 hours or over 2 days.
Does this adventure sound appealing? Don’t hesitate—step out of your comfort zone! This course is open to everyone.
It’ll be a fun and social experience!
Prices
One-day survival course—8 to 10 people
Price per person
One-Day Survival Course—for groups of 11 or more
Price per person
24-Hour Survival Course
Price per person
Weekend Survival Course
Price per person
Free quote at the best price
Location
Address:
The courses are held on private property in two areas: Gérardmer and Arrentès de Corcieux.
Directions:
- Remiremont (27 km), Epinal (39 km), Colmar (53 km), Mulhouse (72 km), Belfort (76 km), Nancy (106 km), Strasbourg (111 km).
Know before you go
- The meeting place will be provided to you at the time of booking.
- You’ll need to bring the following basic gear: appropriate footwear, a filled water bottle, a headlamp, a sleeping bag suitable for the season’s temperature, a sleeping pad, a change of clothes, rain gear, and a hat (even in summer).
- You’re free to bring any other small items you think might be useful; the course will give you a chance to test them out and check their reliability.
- The rest of the equipment will be provided on-site at the start of the course.
- Not accessible to people with limited mobility.
- Meals included: When making your reservation, please be sure to let us know about any allergies or dietary restrictions you may have.
Predictable
- A backpack
- Warm, covering clothing (sweater, fleece)
- Good shoes (walking or hiking shoes)
- Rainwear
- A water bottle
- Sleeping bag and sleeping pad
- A change of clothes
