Adventure brief
Kid's Trail
Family-friendly adventure awaits at Forest Fun Park Zermatt, where children can zip, bridge, and climb in a safe, high-altitude playground. Discover why this Swiss gem is perfect for outdoor family fun.
Zermatt, renowned for its stunning mountain scenery and outdoor recreation, offers a surprisingly exhilarating adventure for the whole family with the Kid's Trail at Forest Fun Park. Sitting amid the Swiss Alps, this park brings a unique, kid-friendly twist to outdoor adventure, making it a perfect destination for families seeking an adrenaline boost in a safe environment. Designed specifically for children aged 4 and up, the Kid's Trail combines the thrill of high-altitude fun with top-tier safety.
The course features three distinct trails threaded with 31 bridges and 12 ziplines, all harnessed securely with the innovative Saferoller® system. As kids zip through the treetops, they navigate through vibrant canopies that showcase Switzerland’s lush flora and the occasional glimpse of local wildlife, like marmots and choughs. This adventure not only entertains but also fosters confidence and motor skills in young adventurers.
What sets Forest Fun Park Zermatt apart is its meticulous safety measures paired with challenging, engaging courses that make outdoor play feel like true exploration. The Swiss alpine backdrop provides a stunning environment where families can enjoy more than just adventure—spectacular mountain vistas supply a perfect setting for photos and memories. Located in Zermatt, a town famous for Matterhorn views and alpine charm, the park is easily accessible from the town center.
Whether visitors are in Zermatt for a mountain vacation or just seeking a fun outdoor outing, the Kid’s Trail offers an unforgettable experience that combines safety, nature, and child-centered thrill. So, gather the family, don your harness, and take to the treetops for a safe yet exhilarating ascent that leaves everyone energized and inspired by the beauty of the Alps.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Follow safety instructions closelyessential
Ensure children wear their harnesses properly and listen to guides for a secure experience.
- 02Visit early in the dayinfo
Beat the crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures while the park isn’t crowded.
- 03Wear comfortable shoesinfo
Closed-toe shoes with good grip are best for navigating the courses safely.
- 04Check weather forecastwarning
Weather can be unpredictable in the mountains; avoid days with heavy rain or wind.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Harness and helmet
Provided on site, but wearing comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes is recommended.
EssentialWeather-appropriate clothing
Dress in layers to stay comfortable in variable mountain weather.
spring;summer;fall;winterEssentialSunscreen and sunglasses
Protect against UV rays during sunny days in the high elevation.
spring;summer;fallEssentialWater bottle
Stay hydrated as you whiz through the treetops.
EssentialLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Gornergrat railway for panoramic views, Hidden waterfalls along the trail during winter
Local fauna
Marmots, Choughs
Historic heritage
Zermatt has a long-standing reputation as a mountaineering hub, with the first climbers reaching the Matterhorn in the 1860s.
Mindful exploration
The park emphasizes sustainable practices, minimizing environmental impact through eco-friendly operations and trail maintenance.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- top of the highest zipline, bridge crossings
- Subjects
- canopies and treetops, families in action, mountain vistas
- Best times
- early morning, late afternoon
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is the park suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Kid’s Trail is designed for children and beginners, with safety systems and guides to assist.
Can I stay for multiple rounds?
Absolutely—many families come back for several laps to maximize the fun.
Are there age restrictions?
Children as young as 4 years old can participate, with adult supervision required for younger kids.
What should we do if it rains?
The courses may be temporarily closed during heavy rain or wind for safety reasons.
Are meals available nearby?
Yes, Zermatt offers numerous cafés and restaurants just minutes from the park.
Is there parking available?
Yes, parking is available in Zermatt, with easy access to the park.