Safety is very important
Here you will find everything about rules and safety in the climbing forest.
Yes! Compared to other outdoor sports, a visit to our climbing forest is actually very safe. We have been dealing with the topic of safety in high ropes courses for almost 20 years. With the Ropeglider all-round safety system, an extensive safety concept and certified safety trainers, we offer the highest level of safety.
Nevertheless, it remains an outdoor sport that is associated with risks. In the event of gross violations of the safety instructions and usage rules, injuries are possible.
Climbing is possible in the children's course from 4 years old. The course is between 1.2 and 1.7m high. 4 and 5 year olds can be supported by adults from the floor. One adult can supervise up to three children. For 6-7 year olds, one adult can look after up to 8 children.
Children aged 6 and over are allowed on the high courses, but must be accompanied by an adult. One adult can accompany and support up to 2 children aged 6-9 on the course. For 10-11 year olds, the accompanying person can also supervise from the floor (up to 6 children).
From the age of 12, children are allowed to climb the high courses alone, but a supervisor is still required on site in the climbing forest.
Children up to 12 years of age must be accompanied into the climbing forest by an adult.
Children aged 12 and over can also visit the climbing forest alone with their parents' consent (Booking/reservation via our homepage is necessary).
The climbing forest may only be entered after a safety briefing and the practice course has been completed. First, the equipment is put on and checked. You then climb the practice course under the supervision of the trainer.
If your last visit was not longer than three weeks ago (bonus card), you will receive a short introduction.
The safety trainers will supervise you on the practice course. Up to four course trainers run around under the high courses and can be called if you have any questions or are unsure.
You can also book a personal trainer for your climbing time.
For climbing you need comfortable and insensitive clothing, like you would wear for hiking in the forest. To prevent injuries, you must remove jewelry and tie long hair into a braid. You should take off or stow away long ribbons or scarves.
You are welcome to bring your own helmet (including bicycle helmets).
Climbing is possible with us up to 100 kg.