ACHENKIRCH CLIMBING FIELD GUIDE
Treetop Gauntlet in Achenkirch: Waldhochseilgarten at Abenteuerpark Achensee
Seven trails from beginner to pro, ropes and instruction included, with courses that rise as high as 15 meters—this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
Treetop Gauntlet in Achenkirch: Waldhochseilgarten at Abenteuerpark Achensee.
Perched in the forest around Achenkirch, the Waldhochseilgarten operated by Abenteuerpark Achensee is a treetop ropes park that stages everything from an introductory practice circuit at roughly three meters to a ‘pro’ parcours that reaches up to 15 meters. With equipment and a formal briefing provided, the park invites families and first‑timers to test balance and nerves in the canopy—children may join certain courses from about four to five years old when accompanied by an adult.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Seven Parcours—from a 3 m practice to 15 m pro routes
The park offers seven distinct parcours that cover the full spectrum of difficulty: a low‑height practice course at roughly 3 meters, plus higher and more technical routes culminating in an expert course that climbs to about 15 meters.
Designed to include young adventurers
Young children are welcome: certain parcours are accessible from approximately 4–5 years old when they are accompanied by an adult, and the park positions itself as a family activity with ticket options and packages tailored to groups.
Instruction, gear and flexible timing
A full safety briefing and the necessary equipment are provided as part of the visit; participants can climb without a fixed time limit, and the park has a clear voucher policy if activities are cut short for weather safety.
What the day feels like
What it feels like
The progression is linear and intuitive: begin on low, sheltered elements that teach routing and the clipping system, then step up to higher, airier obstacles as confidence grows. Expect moments of exposed balance on rope bridges and platforms that deliver the classic ‘Tarzan‑feeling’—a steady mix of physical challenge and measured risk under professional supervision.
THE COURSE
Seven Parcours—from a 3 m practice to 15 m pro routes
The park offers seven distinct parcours that cover the full spectrum of difficulty: a low‑height practice course at roughly 3 meters, plus higher and more technical routes culminating in an expert course that climbs to about 15 meters.
THE FAMILY FIT
Designed to include young adventurers
Young children are welcome: certain parcours are accessible from approximately 4–5 years old when they are accompanied by an adult, and the park positions itself as a family activity with ticket options and packages tailored to groups.
THE PRACTICALS
Instruction, gear and flexible timing
A full safety briefing and the necessary equipment are provided as part of the visit; participants can climb without a fixed time limit, and the park has a clear voucher policy if activities are cut short for weather safety.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this suits—and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Climbing is offered without a fixed time limit for your visit—spend as long as you like on the circuits while the park is open.
Wear weather‑appropriate clothing, closed comfortable shoes, and bring an identity document (Ausweis).
A full safety briefing and all necessary climbing equipment are included in the visit price and provided by park staff.
Daily prices and family packages are offered; the operator promotes family pricing and provides a small discount for holders of the Achensee Gästekarte, and spectators may enter the park area free of charge.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Is there a time limit for climbing?
No—visitors may climb without a fixed time limit during their visit.
What are the ticket prices?
Daily prices vary by age category: adult tickets, youth tickets and child rates are published by the operator; family packages are available (for example, a package for 2 adults and 2 children or youths).
Is equipment provided?
Yes—the park includes the safety briefing and all necessary climbing equipment as part of the visit.
From what age can children take part?
Certain parcours are accessible from about 4–5 years old when the child is accompanied by an adult.
What happens if the park closes due to weather?
If the park closes for safety reasons due to weather, you receive a voucher for a future visit: a full refund value if the visit is aborted in the first hour, and a 50% value if the closure occurs after the first hour.
Are spectators allowed?
Yes—entry for non‑participating spectators is free.