The Bureau des Guides Vallée d'Ossau is made up of seven self-employed mountain professionals who have been living and working in the Ossau Valley for many years. They are also mountain enthusiasts and travel the valley in all seasons, participating in activities such as hiking, skiing, mountaineering, canyoning, climbing, and traveling. The team aims to work together, live off their passion, and make visitors discover the beauty of the mountains. The team has joined a local union (Statute of ski schools and guide offices) to progress and support each other in the mountains, believing that nothing beats a team, solidarity, and sharing. Coming from diverse backgrounds and with multiple sensibilities, this richness allows the team to offer a varied program reflecting the particularism of each of its members. The Bureau des Guides Vallée d'Ossau offers various activities such as snowshoeing, hiking, artistic (watercolour or land-art) hikes, Nordic walking, and canyoning. Visitors can also hire a "commitment" guide if they have a specific project or simply want to stay among themselves. The guides pay particular attention to everyone's walking pace to ensure that visitors can take full advantage of the proposed outings. Customers of the Bureau des Guides Vallée d'Ossau come from various backgrounds and ages, ranging from kindergarten to seniors, including families, hiking clubs, works councils, people with disabilities, youth centres, and groups of friends. The team practices in the Pyrenees, particularly in the Ossau Valley where they live, and always seek the best compromise between their proposals, visitors' desires, and mountain conditions. For quality, friendliness, and respect for a fragile environment, the groups of the Bureau des Guides Vallée d'Ossau rarely exceed 12 people. The team also speaks Spanish and English if necessary.

Bureau Des Guides Saint Martin Vesubie is located in a picturesque village surrounded by 3,600 hectares of forests at an altitude of 975 meters. It offers a serene and lively atmosphere with a wide range of outdoor leisure activities and traditions. You can follow the "Béal" which will take you through the medieval village and to the various mansions from the 18th and 19th centuries. The locals, with their generous soul, welcome visitors warmly and offer a variety of cultural, traditional, religious, and sporting activities such as the Carnival, Bread Festival, Pilgrimage to the Madonna of Fenestres, concerts, Book festival, and more. Saint Martin Vésubie is also a popular destination for mountain enthusiasts, mountaineers, and hikers. Visitors can enjoy the stunning natural beauty of the surrounding forests and mountains, participate in outdoor sports, and explore the rich cultural heritage of the region.

The Bureau des Guides et Accompagnateurs de Grenoble emerged from a collective of dedicated mountain professionals. Grenoble, fondly known as the capital of the Alps, serves as an ideal starting point for a wide array of outdoor adventures. From hikes, climbs, and altitude races to skiing, snowshoeing, paragliding, and exploring some of France's most stunning canyons, the possibilities are endless. The mountain environment offers valuable life lessons in self-control, solidarity, and camaraderie, fostering exchanges and friendships among adventurers. The management teams at the Bureau des Guides et Accompagnateurs de Grenoble are committed to providing both their technical and practical expertise, sharing their passion for these pristine natural spaces with participants of all levels. Whether novices or seasoned enthusiasts, the entire team stands ready to personalize each individual's mountain project, ensuring safety and enjoyment. Compagnie Des Guides Grenoble offers unforgettable experiences for those eager to immerse themselves in the thrilling world of alpine adventures.

Established in 1992 by local guides, the Compagnie Des Guides Du Mercantour serves a dual purpose. Firstly, it represents Mercantour guides with various institutions, including the General Council of the Alpes-Maritimes, Mercantour National Park, FFCAM, FFME, SNGM, and mountain rescue services such as CRS, firefighters, and PGHM. Secondly, it fosters good relations among Mercantour guides. The Compagnie Des Guides Du Mercantour does not have a commercial objective; it is the individual guides or those associated with a Guide Office who carry out commercial activities. The primary focus of the organization is to support the Mercantour guides in their professional endeavors, ensuring a strong network and representation with relevant institutions.

The Bureau des Moniteurs is a group of passionate self-employed workers, all of whom are state graduates in outdoor sports. They offer a variety of outdoor activities, including climbing, via ferrata, caving, canyoning, canoeing, aq...

Eco Guides Aventure is an artisanal structure, distinct from the trips offered by well-known and respected travel agencies. Developed by the Auvergne guides office and driven by David Vigouroux, this organization emphasizes a personalized approach to adventure travel. In contrast to larger companies, Eco Guides Aventure ensures that clients have a single point of contact – their guide. This guide is responsible for choosing local service providers, promotion, and supervision of the adventure. As the architect of each stage in the trip's creation, the guide is well-equipped to address any unforeseen circumstances specific to adventure travel, providing clients with a truly tailored and intimate experience.

Compagnie Des Guides Guyane offers a wide variety of nature activities to cater to tourists and residents alike, from Saint-Georges de l'Oyapock to Saint-Laurent du Maroni. Embracing the beauty and excitement of the outdoors, the company provides a diverse range of experiences for adventurers seeking to explore the region's captivating landscapes. Whether it's a weekend getaway, a hiking excursion, kayaking adventure, canoe trip, or a family carbet experience, Compagnie Des Guides Guyane is eager to help plan and execute these outdoor activities. Enthusiasts of all ages can rely on their expertise and passion for nature to create unforgettable moments in the picturesque surroundings of French Guiana.

Established in 1996, Les Guides d'Autrans-Méaudre is a team of certified High Mountain Guides offering a wide range of outdoor activities throughout the year, primarily on the Vercors Plateau. Their expertise spans across various pursuits, such as canyoning, caving, climbing, via cordata, via ferrata, hiking, mountain biking, high mountain adventures, and snowshoeing. Catering to groups, schools, families, and companies, Les Guides d'Autrans-Méaudre is available year-round to help clients develop and implement their projects. For individuals, they provide a seasonal program of activities during both summer and winter, ensuring guaranteed departures and memorable experiences in the great outdoors.

Guides De La Plagne, in collaboration with the ski schools of La Plagne, is a dedicated team of mountain guides and mid-mountain guides passionate about sharing their knowledge and love for the mountains. Their goal is to provide clients with unforgettable experiences during their holidays. During the summer months, Guides De La Plagne offers a range of mountaineering activities, such as climbing, via ferrata, canyoning, and bivouacking in the stunning Vanoise massif. In the winter, clients can explore the off-piste area of Paradiski with the guides, leaving their mark on skis, snowboards, or snowshoes in the pristine snow. Eager to welcome clients to the pure mountain air and foster mountain friendships, Guides De La Plagne invites adventurers to join them in discovering the awe-inspiring beauty and thrilling activities the mountains have to offer.