Do you know of any adventure parks in South Tyrol where you can challenge yourself and test your courage, balance, and skill? With courses ranging in difficulty and height, you can have fun in complete safety in South Tyrol as well, navigating your way across wobbly bridges, pulleys, ropes, logs, and moving platforms. Are you ready?
In this mini-guide, we’ve compiled a list of the most beautiful adventure parks in South Tyrol:
Puster Valley
KronAction – Seams
South Tyrol’s largest adventure park is located near Lake Issengo in Falzes. It features 14 courses with over 140 stations of varying difficulty levels, offering fun for the whole family. There are 4 courses designed for children ages 3 to 6, 3 moderate courses featuring simple obstacles suspended 3–4 meters above the ground, and other difficult and very challenging courses reserved for the most experienced climbers.
Inside, there are other adrenaline-pumping attractions like the giant swing, the 20-meter-tall climbing tree, and the PowerFan with its 13-meter free fall (for ages 6 and up!). There’s no shortage of “milder” but equally exciting attractions, such as the wooden ball track, which is always a favorite with everyone.
Admission is also available by reservation (click HERE). Prices start at 8 euros for children’s routes and go up to 32 euros for those over 16. Discounted family packages are also available, starting at 50 euros. Admission tickets include 3 hours of climbing, equipment rental, and an intensive safety course. The park is generally open from early April through late October.
Info: 347.9848957.
Vipiteno
Skytrek Adventure Park
Located at the Monte Cavallo valley station, this high-rope course is ideal for the whole family: easy climbs, rope crossings, and bridges to navigate with mom and dad. There are 10 courses, with 80 elements to discover and varying levels of difficulty and heights. Inside the park, there’s a relaxation area with hammocks and a playground, a zipline, and a tall climbing tree.
Safety course before starting and equipment rental. Open from May 1 through October 2026. Individual rates starting at 12 euros; family packages starting at 38 euros.
Info: www.skytrek.it; tel. 345 8652530. More details HERE.
Val di Funes
Funes Adventure Park
Nestled in the woods, with a spectacular view of the Odle Group in S. Maddalena. This park features 12 courses at different heights and varying levels of difficulty, consisting of zip lines and 120 stations such as suspension bridges, swinging platforms, and other challenges suitable for all ages. There is also a 14-meter tower with climbing walls on all sides, offering four levels of difficulty.
Admission tickets include a brief safety course and equipment rental. Prices range from 11 euros for children up to age 6 to 22 euros for adults; family packages with discounted prices start at 38 euros. Children get in free on their birthday. Open from mid-June to mid-September from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; during the periods from Easter through mid-June and from mid-September through late October, admission is by telephone reservation only. Info: 0472 840602. More information: Funes Adventure Park.
Val Gardena
Col de Flam – Ortisei
The adventure park, located near Ortisei in Val Gardena (close to the Seceda valley gondola station), features a nearly 500-meter-long zip line through the woods and fun trampolines, as well as domestic animals and a long marble run. There are many different courses: an easy one, suitable for children ages 4 to 12; and a classic one, featuring bridges, nets, beams, logs, and moving platforms. For the more daring, there’s a zip line about 60 meters long that leads back into the classic course, or a thrilling 180-meter-long “slide.”
Open daily from June 14 to September 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. From September 7 to 20, however, it is open only from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Prices start at 10 euros for the kids’ course and include discounted family packages starting at 40 euros. The flyline and trampolines incur an additional charge. Info: tel. 333.8806080. More details HERE.
Val Venosta
Lasa Adventure Park
In the heart of the Lasa larch forest, the Lasa Adventure Park offers 10 climbing courses suitable for all ages, with 100 platforms at various heights and levels of difficulty. There is a course designed for children ages 3 and up, equipped with safety nets, and a special course for children ages 6 and up featuring many activities to test their courage, balance, and agility. A 6-meter-high climbing wall is ideal for young climbers. The park also features a barbecue area. Open from Easter through October with varying hours (daily only from July through early September). Info: 366 7368318. More details HERE.
Val Senales
Ötzi Rope Park Adventure Park
Adventure and fun for all ages, surrounded by the natural beauty of Lake Vernago. The park features 13 courses with varying levels of difficulty and 160 stations connected by wobbly bridges, nets, pulleys, and more unique obstacles such as sledding, snowboarding, and biking. The courses range from those for young children, featuring small challenges, to courses for experts, located at heights of up to 30 meters.
There’s also a giant swing with a 40-meter arc and a 10-meter free fall, as well as a zip line over the lake that’s 1.1 kilometers long (neither activity is included in the admission ticket). Open from May through November. Info: 391 7721479. More details HERE.
Val Badia
Colfosco Adventure Park
For fans of ropes, harnesses, and zip lines, the Colfosco park offers five courses of varying difficulty levels, each marked by a different color. Small bridges, ladders, and platforms are positioned among the larch trees at various heights to ensure that everyone can have fun in complete safety.
The park provides all the necessary equipment. Open only during the summer season. Prices start at 9 euros. Adjacent to the park is the Colfosco Animal Park, a free area featuring various farm animals, playgrounds for children, and picnic tables. Ample on-site parking. Info: 377 3163939. More details HERE.
Val d’Ega
Obereggen Adventure Forest
At the Obereggen valley station, there’s a high-rope course for climbers of all ages, featuring 4 routes and 30 stations of varying difficulty levels, including swings, wooden walkways, and swinging logs. For the youngest children, there’s the “Lila” course, and then there’s Monkey, a climbing tree designed for children ages 3 to 6. Access to the other courses is permitted for children 1.35 meters tall and up. For a bit of adrenaline, there’s the zipline, a 90-meter-long rope slide with a pulley.
Contact: Tel. 348.8151666
Email: info@welscher-hansjoerg.com. More details HERE.