Crazy water rafting
Discover the world of “Pakraft Stay”
A thrilling adventure for bivouac lovers with a thirst for adventure!
Last year, we were able to explore this boat on different sections of the Ubaye, notably on the “Best Of” courses as well as on the sports and extreme routes. The feedback was extremely positive for all participants.
Building on this successful experience, we are delighted to announce the implementation of unforgettable adventure stays along the Ubaye, lasting 2 to 3 days, including wild bivouacs along the river.
These stays are open to everyone, with special offers tailored to every experience level. Whether you are a beginner in packraft, novice kayaker, intermediate or expert, there will be a stay designed for you.
Our goal is to offer everyone a real expedition along the Ubaye. The dates of these stays will soon be available online, but do not hesitate to contact us now if you are already interested.
Prepare to experience moments of emotion, discovery and connection with nature during your next “Packraft Stay”.
New path
The Crazy Water Rafting Base has undergone a remarkable transformation. For those of you familiar with access, entering Crazy Water Base used to be a bit technical, but that is now a thing of the past.
In September, we began widening this entrance, allowing more direct access, and fitted the rise with two concrete treads, thus bringing an aesthetic and functional improvement to this space. In addition, we have enlarged and improved the high-level parking lot, providing more space and, above all, less dust.
Alongside the revitalization of the Crazy Water rafting Base, we are delighted to inform you of the significant improvements to the barbecue and picnic area. ideal for your meals between your rafting descents. You will now be able to enjoy a more welcoming and convenient entrance, while benefiting from expanded parking at the top.
Le Lauzet Ubaye
Lauzet-Ubaye has just received the atlas of its biodiversity
The commune of Lauzet-Ubaye received the Biodiversity Atlas produced by the Conservatory of Natural Spaces of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. This atlas, the result of a collaboration between elected officials, associations, and citizens, lists 1,587 animal species, 1,470 plant species, and includes 25,141 observations of fauna and flora over the 66 km2 of the municipal territory. Among these species, 29 are protected, and 30 are in a situation of conservation concern on a regional or national scale.
The atlas also identifies six main types of natural environments, with a detailed list of the species that inhabit them, ranging from steppe grasslands to scree, including watercourses and peat bogs.
This study will serve as a reference to guarantee the preservation of local natural heritage during future projects. The digital version of the Lauzet-Ubaye Biodiversity Atlas is now accessible, offering everyone the opportunity to discover the natural wealth of the commune.
To consult the atlas: https://www.lauzetubaye.fr/actualites/parution-latlas-biodiversite-lauzet-ubaye?mtm_source
In the Ubaye valley
Tour de France two stages in Barcelonnette
The 2024 Tour de France will mark its return to the Ubaye Valley with two exceptional stages,
Barcelonnette welcomes the arrival of the 18th stage on Thursday July 18, 2024 in the heart of the 111th Tour. The 18th stage will begin in Gap, capital of the Hautes-Alpes, covering 179 km with remarkable sites such as the Serre Ponçon lake and the Col de St Apollinaire, to conclude in Barcelonnette.
On Friday July 19, 2024, the 19th stage will leave from Embrun to Isola 2000, highlighting the Col de la Bonnette and Jausiers 5 minutes from Barcelonnette.
Olympic torch relay OJ Paris 2024
On Saturday May 11, 2024, rafting and white water sports will be honored for the passage of the Olympic torch relay for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Barcelonnette and as well as 6 municipalities in the Alpes de Haute Provence were selected by land 2024 games to make this flame shine within Ubaye. The torch relay will take place at the peddlers’ dyke from 10:40 a.m.
