Ropes Park Interlaken

Let off steam in the Ropes Park Interlaken, with nine courses set amid the treetops. Adrenaline and thrills are guaranteed on your adventure through the treetops. Zip lines, swings and over 160 obstacles await you in Interlaken.

Experience over 160 obstacles on nine different challenging courses, surrounded by nature and the mountains of the Bernese Oberland. You can explore the different routes at your own pace and on your own initiative. Let off steam on various obstacles, swings and zip lines at a height of up to 23 m. The Ropes Park offers fun for everyone: There are varying levels of difficulty to ensure that there is something for everyone. Book your day of adrenaline, fun and personal challenges at Ropes Park Interlaken now. Trained guides ensure your safety by showing you how to secure yourself to avoid accidents.

For adventurers and thrill seekers

You can find out what it takes to overcome the different challenges on the nine different courses. Abseil, climb steep walls, cross wobbly bridges and strap yourself to a zip line to get ahead.

For families and school classes

The Ropes Park offers a variety of different options for children, parents, teachers and pupils. For instance, there is the butterfly path, whose height and obstacles are suitable for children. The professional guides ensure that nothing stands in the way of safe climbing fun. The park is also open to school classes and other groups who would like to let off steam in the Ropes Park. Groups must make a reservation. Whether you’re with your family, a school class or friends, see the forest from a different angle in the Ropes Park in Interlaken.

What else you need to know

• Open from April to October (November & March on weekends / December to February on request)
• You will be provided with all the necessary equipment when you arrive
• You will need good shoes and weatherproof clothing
• Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by their parents; young people under 18 years of age must bring a letter of consent from their parents