At Two Meters Above the Ground: Ameno’s PERCORSO VERDE for First-Time Climbers

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At Two Meters Above the Ground: Ameno’s PERCORSO VERDE for First-Time Climbers

A compact, 20‑minute aerial course at Adventure Park Lago d'Orta Le Pigne that lets children test balance and independence across ten challenges — this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.

At Two Meters Above the Ground: Ameno’s PERCORSO VERDE for First-Time Climbers.

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Ameno
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Adventure Park Lago d'Orta Le Pigne
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Robert Eric Crews
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PERCORSO VERDE is a purpose-built children’s high-rope circuit at Adventure Park Lago d'Orta Le Pigne in Ameno: a brief, contained adventure featuring ten progressively varied passages — including two zip lines — set at a maximum height of about two meters to give young climbers a safe taste of vertical play.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FORMAT

A short, focused experience for kids

The Green course runs roughly 20 minutes and is structured as ten passages of differing difficulty so children can move through a full, varied challenge in a single session.

THE ELEMENTS

Two zip lines and balance-focused obstacles

The route includes two tyrolienne (zip lines) among its ten challenges, emphasizing balance and coordination at an accessible height.

THE SETTING

Low altitude, high confidence

With a maximum elevation from the ground of about two meters, the course is designed to let children test independence and new skills in a controlled, visible environment.

What the day feels like

What the session feels like

The flow is compact and practical: a harness is provided and fitted, children receive a briefing and — if they demonstrate the required autonomy — move through ten sequential challenges, including two zip lines, all at a safe, modest height; the whole sequence is designed to be completed in about twenty minutes.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this course suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Young Children (4+)Aimed squarely at children aged four and older, the course suits youngsters who meet the physical reach requirement and can follow safety instructions.
2
Parents & GuardiansRecommended to stay close at ground level: staff advise a parent’s constant presence to help ensure safety procedures are followed.
3
First-Time ClimbersWith a low maximum height (≈2 m) and short duration, the Green course is designed as an introductory aerial experience.
4
Groups & School OutingsThe brief, repeatable format and included harness service make it practical for organized small-group sessions, provided participants meet the age and reach criteria.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration & Hours

The course itself lasts about 20 minutes. Booked times are not strictly binding — you may arrive during park opening hours, which run from 10:00 to 17:00.

Meeting Point

Check in at the park location on via Molini, Località Monte Oro 7, Ameno (NO).

What to Bring

Wear technical or sporty clothing and closed shoes (sneakers or trekking shoes). Gloves are optional but recommended for comfort.

Inclusions

The first parcours includes harness rental, assistance with dressing and the safety briefing.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does PERCORSO VERDE take?

The course runs for approximately 20 minutes.

What is the minimum age or size for participants?

The course is indicated for children aged 4 years and older; children must also be able to reach 100 cm with an outstretched arm.

Is equipment provided?

Yes: the first parcours includes harness rental as well as dressing and the safety briefing.

Do I need to arrive at the booked time?

The booked time is not binding; you can come during park opening hours from 10:00 to 17:00.

What should participants wear?

Technical or sporty clothing and closed shoes (sneakers or trekking shoes) are recommended; gloves are optional.

Do children need adult supervision?

Staff advise that younger children demonstrate autonomy during the briefing and that a parent remain present on the ground to help ensure safety procedures are respected.