High ropes courses and climbing parks
Aiming high

Young and young-at-heart adventurers from the age of four can let off steam in all weathers with a variety of climbing and rope slide attractions.

The large rope park in the forest challenges visitors of all ages to their personal best.

Overcome your limits and then reward yourself with a dip in the cool lake. This is what a perfect summer's day looks like.

Thanks to the floodlights on the Taborhöhe, the forest ropes course adventure is also appealing for night owls - and of course a good dose of thrills.

The combination of 60 climbing elements, six routes, a 90-metre-long Flying Fox and a paradisiacal view of the lake makes this climbing park unique.

Seven courses on five levels with varied rope slides lead to heights of two to 35 metres.

Some basic fitness level is required to make progress on the rope and bridge constructions. Special attraction: A pond for kayaking and stand-up paddling.

At the Winkler bathing lake, you can climb up to 20 metres high. A highlight: The 150-metre-long rope slides across the lake.

In addition to the title of "Europe's largest high ropes park", the park scores points with its 2.5-kilometre-long Mega Flying Fox.

28 exciting stations in three levels of difficulty up to 17 metres, a practice course, flying foxes and a safe low ropes course for little adventurers.

There are seven different courses for all ages. From 2 metres up to a lofty 35 metres and with flying foxes of different lengths from tree to tree.

Europe's trendiest playground for adventure seekers. The climbing area features speed routes and selective routes - at heights of up to 30 metres.

1.000 metres of "aerial route" woven into the trees. For all climbers over 110 centimetres tall, there are 13 courses up to 14 metres high.