Ropetech Rope Park Bern: all tickets and tours
Ropetech Rope Park Bern
Ropetech Rope Park Bern is located in the Dählhölzli Forest near Thunplatz, only about 10 minutes from Bern train station. You'll find seven courses with varying difficulty levels and around 3000 m of active route at heights up to 23 m. Climb across hanging bridges, balance on ropes, and zipline from platform to platform among the treetops. There are also three kids’ courses with continuous safety systems. Thanks to the different routes, everyone—from cautious beginners to experienced climbers—can find the right challenge. Before you start, you'll get an introduction to safety techniques along with certified equipment.
Ropetech Rope Park Bern is located in the Dählhölzli Forest near Thunplatz, only about 10 minutes from Bern train station. You'll find seven courses with varying difficulty levels and around 3000 m of active route at heights up to 23 m. Climb across hanging bridges, balance on ropes, and zipline from platform to platform among the treetops. There are also three kids’ courses with continuous safety systems. Thanks to the different routes, everyone—from cautious beginners to experienced climbers—can find the right challenge. Before you start, you'll get an introduction to safety techniques along with certified equipment.
Opening hours
Open today- Mon10:00–18:00
- Tue10:00–18:00
- Wed10:00–18:00
- Thu10:00–18:00
- Fri10:00–18:00
- Sat10:00–18:00
- Sun10:00–18:00
Ropetech Rope Park Ticket in Bern
Official ticketDiscover the Ropetech rope park in Bern with seven courses and three kids’ courses. Climb across platforms, zip lines, and diverse elements in the forest.
- Discover seven self-belay courses with varying difficulty levels
- Climb across around 120 platforms up to 23 metres high
- Enjoy an active trail of approximately 3000 metres through the forest
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Ropetech Rope Park Ticket in Bern
TicketsDiscover the Ropetech rope park in Bern with seven courses and three kids’ courses. Climb across platforms, zip lines, and diverse elements in the forest.
- Discover seven self-belay courses with varying difficulty levels
- Climb across around 120 platforms up to 23 metres high
- Enjoy an active trail of approximately 3000 metres through the forest
Important information
- Rope Park Ticket
+ Kids' courses from age 4 up to 40 kg + Maximum weight on the self-belay courses: 120 kg + Kids on the kids' courses must be supervised from the ground + Kids' courses cannot be combined with the other courses + The courses must always be tackled in pairs at least. Climbing alone is not allowed + Children under 12 must always be accompanied by an adult on the courses. One adult can supervise up to 4 children at the same time + People under 18 must obtain written consent from a legal guardian before using the courses.
Ropetech Rope Park Ticket in Bern
TicketsDiscover the Ropetech rope park in Bern with seven courses and three kids’ courses. Climb across platforms, zip lines, and diverse elements in the forest.
- Discover seven self-belay courses with varying difficulty levels
- Climb across around 120 platforms up to 23 metres high
- Enjoy an active trail of approximately 3000 metres through the forest
Important information
- Rope Park Ticket
+ Kids' courses from age 4 up to 40 kg + Maximum weight on the self-belay courses: 120 kg + Kids on the kids' courses must be supervised from the ground + Kids' courses cannot be combined with the other courses + The courses must always be tackled in pairs at least. Climbing alone is not allowed + Children under 12 must always be accompanied by an adult on the courses. One adult can supervise up to 4 children at the same time + People under 18 must obtain written consent from a legal guardian before using the courses.
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Travel guide
8 Highlights:
- Ropetech Rope Park Bern offers seven courses with different difficulty levels for every skill.
- About 3000 m of active routes ensure lasting climbing fun high up in the treetops.
- Elements up to 23 m high provide an extra adrenaline rush in a lofty setting.
- Three dedicated kids courses with continuous safety systems make the rope park especially family-friendly.
- Even younger children can playfully gain their first experiences in climbing and balancing.
- Suspension bridges, zip lines, and creative obstacles offer lots of variety on the different routes.
- Located in the Dählhölzli Forest, it offers an intense nature experience right next to the city of Bern.
- Thanks to easy access by public transport, the rope park is ideal for trips without a car.
Courses
- The kids’ courses A–C are designed for children aged 4 and up, with a maximum weight of 40 kg. Children are securely harnessed at all times and must be supervised from the ground by a parent or guardian.
- Courses 1 and 2 are located at the entrance area of the rope park and cater to children and first-time visitors. The elements, positioned 4 to 6 metres high, include a plane, a large spider web, and a swing seat over the forest path.
- Course 3 runs through the southern part of the park and is a bit more challenging. Highlights include the bird swing and varied elements up to 19 metres high.
- Course 4 extends to the western side of the park and features a longer zip line, over 100 metres in length. The 23-metre-high lookout platform offers a great view over the treetops and surrounding woodland.
- Course 5 stands out for multiple zip lines and consecutive obstacles. This route presents diverse movement tasks that require increasing focus and strength.
- Course 6 includes a lot of zip line sections and dynamic features. The liana jump and an airy boat ride are standout parts that provide an extra adrenaline rush.
- Course 7 is considered the most physically demanding course in the park. It requires good fitness and spatial awareness due to strength, technical, and balance challenges, some involving upside-down positions.
8 Highlights:
- Ropetech Rope Park Bern offers seven courses with different difficulty levels for every skill.
- About 3000 m of active routes ensure lasting climbing fun high up in the treetops.
- Elements up to 23 m high provide an extra adrenaline rush in a lofty setting.
- Three dedicated kids courses with continuous safety systems make the rope park especially family-friendly.
- Even younger children can playfully gain their first experiences in climbing and balancing.
- Suspension bridges, zip lines, and creative obstacles offer lots of variety on the different routes.
- Located in the Dählhölzli Forest, it offers an intense nature experience right next to the city of Bern.
- Thanks to easy access by public transport, the rope park is ideal for trips without a car.
Courses
- The kids’ courses A–C are designed for children aged 4 and up, with a maximum weight of 40 kg. Children are securely harnessed at all times and must be supervised from the ground by a parent or guardian.
- Courses 1 and 2 are located at the entrance area of the rope park and cater to children and first-time visitors. The elements, positioned 4 to 6 metres high, include a plane, a large spider web, and a swing seat over the forest path.
- Course 3 runs through the southern part of the park and is a bit more challenging. Highlights include the bird swing and varied elements up to 19 metres high.
- Course 4 extends to the western side of the park and features a longer zip line, over 100 metres in length. The 23-metre-high lookout platform offers a great view over the treetops and surrounding woodland.
- Course 5 stands out for multiple zip lines and consecutive obstacles. This route presents diverse movement tasks that require increasing focus and strength.
- Course 6 includes a lot of zip line sections and dynamic features. The liana jump and an airy boat ride are standout parts that provide an extra adrenaline rush.
- Course 7 is considered the most physically demanding course in the park. It requires good fitness and spatial awareness due to strength, technical, and balance challenges, some involving upside-down positions.
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