Big Trail: Five Forest Trails and Long Ziplines Above Zermatt

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Big Trail: Five Forest Trails and Long Ziplines Above Zermatt

A three-hour ropes-course adventure in Zermatt that grants access to five distinct trails and sustained ziplines—this guide explains what to expect and who can go.

Big Trail: Five Forest Trails and Long Ziplines Above Zermatt.

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Location
Zermatt
Operator
Forest Fun Park Zermatt
Category
Zipline
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Set in the forests around Zermatt, the Big Trail is a three-hour ropes-course experience operated by Forest Fun Park Zermatt that provides access to five different trails, including long ziplines, and is open to participants aged eight and older, with options that suit both beginners and more experienced adventurers.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Five Different Trails
THE ROUTE

Five Different Trails

The Big Trail grants entry to five distinct trails across the park during a single three-hour session, letting participants sample a range of rope-course elements.

Long Ziplines
THE THRILL

Long Ziplines

Long ziplines are a defining feature of the course, offering extended runs that are central to the experience.

For Beginners and Seasoned Adventurers
THE RANGE

For Beginners and Seasoned Adventurers

The course includes ropes elements designed for both beginners and more experienced users, making the Big Trail accessible across a wide range of skill levels.

What the day feels like

What the Experience Feels Like

Over a timed three-hour entry, participants move among five separate trails and ride long ziplines, encountering ropes-course features that range from introductory elements to segments aimed at more experienced adventurers.

Five Different Trails

THE ROUTE

Five Different Trails

The Big Trail grants entry to five distinct trails across the park during a single three-hour session, letting participants sample a range of rope-course elements.

Long Ziplines

THE THRILL

Long Ziplines

Long ziplines are a defining feature of the course, offering extended runs that are central to the experience.

For Beginners and Seasoned Adventurers

THE RANGE

For Beginners and Seasoned Adventurers

The course includes ropes elements designed for both beginners and more experienced users, making the Big Trail accessible across a wide range of skill levels.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Families with older childrenSuited to families when children meet the minimum age: the Big Trail accepts participants aged 8 and up and offers age-based pricing.
2
BeginnersA good match for newcomers: the course includes ropes-course elements designed for beginners alongside more advanced options.
3
Experienced adventurersAppealing to those seeking sustained ziplines and route variety, with multiple trails to test skills.
4
Children under 8Not suitable: the course requires participants to be at least eight years old.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

The Big Trail experience is provided as a three-hour entry.

What to Bring

The offering is a ropes-course experience spanning five trails and including long ziplines; plan for three hours on-course.

Operator & Location

Operated by Forest Fun Park Zermatt in Zermatt, Wallis, Switzerland.

Pricing

Rates are: Adults (18+) 37.00 CHF; Adolescents (13–17) 32.00 CHF; Children (8–12) 27.00 CHF.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the Big Trail session last?

The Big Trail entry covers three hours.

What ages can participate?

Participants must be at least 8 years old; the course is for ages eight and up.

How many trails and what features are included?

Entry includes access to five different trails and features long ziplines.

Who operates the Big Trail?

The Big Trail is operated by Forest Fun Park Zermatt.

What are the rates?

Rates listed are: Adults (18+) 37.00 CHF; Adolescents (13–17) 32.00 CHF; Children (8–12) 27.00 CHF.