Seilparks in der Schweiz
Klettern, balancieren, fliegen: Abenteuer für Körper und Geist, mitten in der Natur.
Seilparks sind mehr als Klettern: Sie sind Spielplatz, Abenteuer und Naturerlebnis in luftiger Höhe.
Von schwankenden Brücken bis zu rasanten Ziplines warten Parcours mit unterschiedlichen Schwierigkeitsgraden. Mal spielerisch, mal fordernd, immer mitten in der Natur oder wetterunabhängig indoor. Hier finden alle das passende Abenteuer.
Unsere Seilparks
Ob draussen im Wald oder wetterunabhängig indoor: Die Parcours in Interlaken, Rigi und Grindelwald fordern dich auf ihre eigene Art heraus.
Safety Standards in the Ropes Course
ISO-certified and equipped with the latest technology: Safety is our top priority in our ropes courses.
Seilparks für Schulgruppen
Für Schulausflüge bieten wir spezielle Konditionen. Die Parcours eignen sich ideal, um gemeinsam Abenteuer und Natur zu erleben.
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Yes, people with disabilities are welcome at our ropes parks in Interlaken, Grindelwald and Rigi. Please contact us before your visit so we can work out together what support you need.
Full answer Interlaken – thanks to the Snowli Kids Course from age 2 and courses from 110 cm; Rigi starts at 120 cm.
Full answer From age 2 on the ground-level Snowli Kids Course (CHF 19); regular courses require a minimum height of 110 cm.
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Discount codes cannot be redeemed directly online. Please contact us by phone or email so we can apply the discount to your booking.
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Yes – the system stays continuously connected to the cable, so children cannot accidentally unclip.
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You only have to climb with children who require 1:1 supervision: in Interlaken at 110–120 cm, on the Rigi at 120–135 cm. For children under 16, you need to be present in both parks, but you don't have to climb.
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The Rigi Rope Park is better for a full day (3–6 hrs, restaurant on site); Interlaken is more compact and ideal as a half-day activity.
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Yes – the longest zipline is 155 metres long and takes you through the treetops with views of Lake Lucerne.
Full answer Interlaken has more courses (14 vs. 9), Rigi has longer routes and feels more spacious – both are priced the same (CHF 45 / CHF 32).
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The outdoor parks in Interlaken and Rigi stay open in light rain; they close during thunderstorms – the Indoor Rope Park Grindelwald is weather-independent.
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Sporty clothing and closed shoes – plus a warm jacket, as the hall above the ice rink is cooler than you might expect.
Full answer No – helmet, harness and safety system are included in the admission price at all three parks, along with a safety briefing.
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