HASLOH ATTRACTION FIELD GUIDE
Forest ropes and zip-line joy: family courses at Hochseilgarten Hasloh
Three-hour family sessions in a woodland high-ropes park — courses from low to high, ages 6+ and a string of zip lines for adrenaline seekers.
Forest ropes and zip-line joy: family courses at Hochseilgarten Hasloh.
Set among the trees near Hasloh, Hochseilgarten Hasloh runs family-oriented high-ropes circuits where children from six years up and their adults tackle graded parcours at differing heights, support one another on the elements and ride multiple zip lines for a dash of adrenaline.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Many zip lines for thrill-seekers
The park’s layout includes numerous zip lines designed to deliver quick bursts of speed and excitement — an explicit highlight for adrenaline-minded family members.
Graded parcours for every age and ability
Courses are built at different heights and levels so that from age six upwards each participant can find an appropriate challenge while the group supports one another through the elements.
A three-hour session including on-site briefing
Sessions run for three hours and explicitly include an instruction period so families can learn safety protocols and how to move through the courses together.
What the day feels like
What the outing feels like
After arrival and a mandatory briefing, families pick routes suited to ages and confidence levels, move through low and higher elements while helping one another, and sample the park’s zip lines — all staged as a compact three-hour visit that mixes skill-building, mutual encouragement and short adrenaline bursts.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this fits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Sessions run three hours and include an on-site instruction period.
Wear sturdy sport shoes and comfortable, weatherproof clothing; bring a hair tie for long hair, and optionally climbing gloves (available to buy at the park). Food and drink may be brought along; the park provides tables but grilling is not permitted.
Be on site 15 minutes before your booked session to check in and take part in the required briefing.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Can I bring my own food and drink?
Yes. The high-ropes park is freely accessible and visitors may bring food and beverages; tables are available in the forest. Barbecuing is not allowed.
Can I arrive spontaneously without a reservation?
Often yes; the park usually has capacity for walk-ins, but some days can be fully booked. Check current notices and be prepared for possible waiting time if you come without booking.
Who must pay entry?
Only active climbers pay entry; spectators who stay on the ground may watch without purchasing a ticket.
Is there a minimum age to participate?
Yes. The park welcomes participants from six years of age upward.
When should we arrive before our session?
Arrive 15 minutes before the session start time to check in and attend the required briefing.
Are pregnant people or those with physical impairments allowed to climb?
No. Climbing is not permitted for pregnant visitors or people with physical impairments; please consult the park’s user conditions for details.