Launch to Eight Meters: Freestyle Jump on Feldberg’s High‑Jump Trampolines

FELDBERG (SCHWARZWALD) AIR ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE

Launch to Eight Meters: Freestyle Jump on Feldberg’s High‑Jump Trampolines

Two high‑jump trampolines and a cushioned airbag let jumpers aged 7+ practice aerial tricks — this guide explains what to expect, how to prepare, and the on‑site flow.

Launch to Eight Meters: Freestyle Jump on Feldberg’s High‑Jump Trampolines.

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Location
Feldberg (Schwarzwald)
Operator
Fundorena
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Air Activities
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Perched in Feldberg (Schwarzwald), Fundorena’s Freestyle Jump pairs two high‑jump trampolines on a 135 m² surface with a large airbag so participants can push tricks and height safely — jumps of up to 8 meters are possible, and the offering is open to guests aged seven and up.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SETUP

Big‑air trampolines and a forgiving landing

Two high‑jump trampolines occupy a 135 m² jump zone and feed into a cushioned airbag designed to let athletes attempt lofted tricks and high launches — jumps reach as high as 8 meters.

THE TRAINING

Practice boards, skis or go bare‑foot

Participants can work on skills using specialized trampoline boards or skis — or without them — transferring tricks from trampoline to airbag to refine style for snow or skate sessions.

THE SESSION

Flexible jump times to suit your day

Session lengths are offered across a range of options so you can book shorter or extended practice blocks; jump time is organized in discrete timed bookings.

What the day feels like

What the session feels like

You arrive, register, watch the safety briefing and strap into a focused block of jumping — the sequence is brief and deliberate: check‑in and instruction, then repeated launches off the high‑jump trampolines into a soft airbag, where you can iterate tricks with boards, skis or unassisted jumps.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this is best for — and who should think twice.

1
Young Learners (7–11)Good fit when accompanied by an adult: the activity accepts children from age seven but requires an accompanying adult for 7–11 year‑olds.
2
Teens & Independent Jumpers (12+)Teens can participate without an accompanying adult only if they have the required consent documentation; otherwise supervision rules apply.
3
Skill‑Focused AthletesIdeal for riders and skaters wanting to practice aerial technique in a controlled, repeatable environment: specialist boards and skis are supported for trick progression.
4
Spectators & FamiliesSpectators are welcome free of charge, making the venue suitable for family visits where not everyone jumps.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Jump Socks are mandatory — you may bring approved trampoline hall socks in good condition or rent Jump Socks on site (rental fee applies). A blue wristband is issued at registration and must be worn during the session.

Timing & Check‑in

Arrive 30 minutes before the booked start time for on‑site registration and to view the required safety video prior to participation.

Session Lengths & Bookings

Jump time is arranged in booked time blocks; options include shorter and extended blocks so you can reserve the practice duration that fits your schedule.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What is the minimum age to participate?

Participation is allowed from age 7. Children aged 7–11 must be accompanied by an adult; those 12 and older may attend without an adult only with a consent form when required.

Do I need special socks?

Yes — Jump Socks are mandatory. Socks from other trampoline halls are permitted if in good condition; regular retail socks are not allowed. Rental socks are available for a fee.

When should I arrive for my booking?

You must arrive 30 minutes before the booked start time to complete on‑site registration and the safety briefing.

Is there a required safety briefing?

Yes — every jumper must view the provider’s video safety instruction once before their first visit.

Are spectators allowed?

Yes — spectators may attend free of charge.

What happens if the site is busy?

Even with an advance booking, strong demand can lead to waiting times on busy days.