WEITRAMSDORF ATTRACTION FIELD GUIDE
Climb the Kletterparcours: Family routes and a 23‑meter leap above Weitramsdorf
Einzeltickets at Kletterwald Regensburg open a tiered climbing park for ages 4 to adults, from low-level toddler courses to the 23‑m Adlerhorst jump—this guide lays out which course suits each age and what you must bring.
Climb the Kletterparcours: Family routes and a 23‑meter leap above Weitramsdorf.
At Kletterwald Regensburg the Kletterparcours is arranged as a progression of themed courses that welcome children from four years up through adults: low, sheltered circuits for toddlers, multi-level adventure routes reaching mid heights for older children, and high-route challenges for teens and adults, each offering distinct elements and scenic vantage points. Safety equipment is provided on site to make the park a managed, family-oriented climbing experience.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Three tiers of climbing from Zauberwald to Hochwald
The park is structured by age and difficulty: the Zauberwald for 4–5 year olds (3 courses, 19 elements, heights 0.5–1 m), the Abenteuerdschungel for ages 6+ (8 courses, 70 elements, heights up to 8 m), and the Hochwald for ages 13+ (12 courses, 107 elements, heights up to 20 m).
Helmets, gloves and a clear weight limit
Helmets are mandatory; guests may use their own helmets or the park’s loan helmets (a thin cap is recommended for hygiene), gloves are recommended, and the park enforces a maximum body weight of 120 kg.
Adlerhorst: a 23‑metre high finale
For participants 16 and older the Adlerhorst offers five elements culminating in a 23‑m high final jump into the depth—an optional, high‑exposure finish to the park’s progression.
What the day feels like
What the visit feels like
The visit unfolds as a graduated series of climbing experiences: small children begin in the low Zauberwald, older kids move through the denser Abenteuerdschungel with more elements and height, and teens and adults tackle the extensive Hochwald—and, for those 16+, the high‑exposure Adlerhorst—while staff-supplied safety gear keeps the experience managed for families.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this visit suits and who will need to plan around restrictions.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring a thin cap or buff if you plan to use the park’s loan helmet; gloves are recommended and guests may bring their own thin wool, work or cycling gloves. Long hair should be secured with a hair tie; consider insect repellent and sunscreen.
Wear weather‑appropriate, functional clothing ensuring harness straps won’t chafe bare skin; closed shoes such as sneakers or hiking shoes are mandatory.
The park offers a buff for €5 and gloves for €2.50 if you need them.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the minimum age to climb?
Children from 4 years old may climb in the Zauberwald; additional areas open at ages 6, 13 and 16 as specified by the park.
Can children climb without an adult?
Children up to and including 11 years require a supervising adult. Children aged 12 and older can climb without a companion.
How many children can one adult supervise?
In the Zauberwald one adult can supervise three children from the ground; in the Abenteuerdschungel one adult must climb per two children, and the accompanying adult needs a regular Kletterwald ticket.
Is there a helmet requirement?
Yes—helmets are mandatory. You may use your own helmet or a loan helmet from the park; if you use a loan helmet bring a thin cap or buff for hygiene.
Are there weight or clothing restrictions?
The park enforces a maximum body weight of 120 kg. Clothing should be functional and prevent harness straps from rubbing on bare skin; closed footwear is required.
Can I buy gloves or a buff on site?
Yes—the park sells buffs for €5 and gloves for €2.50.