Fire Quest Challenge

Day or night, set off on an adventure with family, friends or a team around the Auris ski resort. Map in hand, explore the surrounding countryside in search of hidden beacons. Before setting off, participants benefit from a brief but essential orientation course to learn how to read a map and find their way around the terrain.
At each stage, there are puzzles to solve, enabling you to collect as many of the ingredients you need to prepare your fire as possible.

But beware: time is of the essence! Organization, a sense of direction, reflection and team spirit will be essential if you are to complete the quest before the clock runs out.

A fun and immersive activity in the heart of nature, accessible to children and adults alike, where challenge, cooperation and adventure are shared to create unforgettable memories.

The Fire Quest Challenge is much more than a simple outdoor activity: it's a collective adventure that strengthens bonds, stimulates team spirit and creates unforgettable memories. Whether you're a first-time orienteer or a seasoned adventurer, this immersive experience promises a fun and intense challenge in the heart of the Oisans.

How does it work?
1 - Briefing & introduction to orienteering
A short introduction to the map, landmarks and the basics of orienteering.

2 - Team formation & start
With family, friends or in teams, the clock starts ticking!

3 - Searching for beacons in the great outdoors
Set off around the ski resort to find the beacons scattered along the course.

4 - Riddles & ingredient collection
Each beacon hides a riddle to be solved in order to collect precious ingredients.

5 - The final challenge: lighting the fire
Before time runs out, use your ingredients to be the first to light your fire and win the Fire Quest Challenge!

Age minimum : 6 ans

Accueil : For groups of more than 13 people, a second guide must be present.
Adaptation to disabilities: mentally handicapped people can take part in the activity with an accompanying adult. The activity can be adapted for the deaf. No adaptations for motor or visual disabilities.