Rope Parks in Germany

In total, there are 13 different trails with 130 elements, from the easiest to the lowest (three metres off the ground), which is very popular with children. 

The Legoland park in Günzburg, 100 km from Munich, invites adults and children alike to see what wonders can be created by Lego builders. This theme park in Germany opened relatively recently (in 2002), so it is technically more advanced than its Danish counterpart, although it is still ...

Ruhpolding amusement and family park, close to the famous town of the same name in Bavaria, is a great opportunity to have fun and relax with the whole family in the midst of nature, while at the same time visiting the many exciting attractions on offer. Ruhpolding has excellent conditions for ...

The activities at Skyline Park are varied, but most are positioned as family attractions. Indeed, the driving range, bobsleigh run, small water park and water scooters are all suitable for the whole family. Skyline Park is Germany's largest driving range.

SalzburgerLand Kletterpark offers 6 different levels of difficulty and a course for competing with friends. The easiest course, marked in yellow, is for children aged 6 to 7 (children under 6 years old and those under 1.10 m in height are not allowed on any of the courses).

The Walsrode Gardens deserve a special mention. Tulips and rhododendrons adorn the park in spring, the scent of roses fills the air in summer, and asters and chrysanthemums add colour in autumn. Around 3 million flowering plants grow here every year. Thanks to the work of the gardeners and ...

The main playground covers several hectares. There's lots to see and do, like two giant inflatable cushions, each measuring 150 square metres! Or a ten metre high slide that can only be descended on special mats! Even the rain will not put anyone off — if it does, there is a large covered ...

With 1,500 square metres of space, there is plenty of room for children's joy and happiness. This is one of the largest play areas in Europe, with three levels of fun for children of all ages.

The park's strategic location in the Odenwald forests provides a stunning natural backdrop for its challenging climbing courses and exhilarating ziplines. With miscellaneous difficulty levels catering to various age groups and skill sets, Kletterwald Darmstadt ensures that visitors of all ages ...

Kletterwald Grüntensee is worth visiting with kids aged 6 and above, as it provides a perfect blend of adventure, challenge, and fun. Children will delight in climbing, swinging, and soaring through the treetops, testing their limits and developing their coordination and problem-solving skills ...

If you are holidaying in Hamburg with your child, be sure to visit Kletterwald Hamburg. This rope park is located in the middle of a wooded area within the city limits. There are several trails through the trees. Each one has a name: Niagara, Amazon

Kletterwald Kassel is an adventure park and high ropes course that spans an impressive 20,000 square meters. With over 100 climbing elements, it is one of Germany's largest and most beautiful high ropes courses. The park offers a unique outdoor experience that combines physical activity, ...