Adventure parks? For those with kids who love a challenge, they’re a great way to spend a few hours outdoors with the family. Over the past few years, while exploring Trentino, we’ve had the pleasure of trying out several of them! Some courses feature unique obstacles, others have long zip lines, and a few even include jumps into the void. You might also be interested in the adventure parks in South Tyrol. We’ve listed them all here:
These adventure parks always have very easy courses at a height of about one meter designed for younger children. All that’s left is to wish you lots of fun!
Adventure Parks in Val di Fiemme
Adventure Dolomiti Park – Molina di Fiemme
There are nine courses, each marked with a different color based on difficulty: a total of 122 challenges offering over 1,500 meters of fun and adrenaline! Inside the park, there are picnic tables and a 300-meter-long zip line where you glide from tree to tree along the cables using the provided pulley—for kids and adults taller than 140 centimeters.
Open from approximately mid-June to mid-September. Packages starting at 10 euros. Contact: tel. 393.3668760. More information on Adventure Dolomiti Park in Molina di Fiemme.
Suan Park – Ziano di Fiemme
The three aerial courses are categorized by difficulty level, starting for children ages 3 and up; vines, Tibetan bridges, zip lines, nets, and walkways allow you to move from one tree to another. The most challenging courses also feature a double zip line with a total length of 160 meters that allows you to literally “fly” over the Avisio stream. Open during the summer season. Contact: 347.5323839. More information at Suan Park in Ziano di Fiemme.
Cermis Adventure Park – Cavalese
This park can be reached by cable car from Cavalese or the valley floor (info HERE) and features five suspended courses. The various stations are connected by Tibetan bridges, pulleys, rope crossings, wooden tubes, bags to avoid, wobbly logs, jumps, and even mini zip lines.
Usually open from late June to late September. Prices start at 15 euros. Contact: 0462.340490. More details at Adventure Park Cermis.
Adventure Parks in Val di Fassa
Catinaccio Fly Line
You glide through the air for 1,100 meters, reaching speeds of 12 kilometers per hour, at a height of 2 to 5–6 meters above the ground. This is an experience you absolutely must try, even with children weighing more than 15 kilograms. The Fly Line is accessible via the cable car that departs from Vigo di Fassa. Open from mid-June to mid-September. More information on the Catinaccio Fly Line.
Dolomiti Action Adventure Park – Campitello di Fassa
There are 13 courses, ranging from the easiest to the most challenging, with acrobatic obstacles designed for all ages: six are for children, five for teens and adults, and two for practice. There is also a 100-meter double zip line that crosses over the Avisio River. Open from June through September. For more information, visit Dolomiti Action Adventure Park in Val di Fassa.
Piciocaa Adventure Park – Pera di Fassa
Inside the park, there are eight trails categorized by difficulty level, each featuring many different stations. Five of the trails are designed for young children (ages 2 and up). More adrenaline-pumping attractions include a 200-meter-long zip line and a 13-meter high jump. There’s also a small lake to cross by raft, a playground, and the chance to take a pony ride. More information Piciocaa Adventure Park in Pera
Adventure Dolomites – Cinte Tesino
There are five courses in the park with varying levels of difficulty depending on the height of the platforms above the ground and the type of connections used to move from one tree to another. Designed for children ages 3 and up. Usually open from June through the end of September. This adventure park also features a paintball field. For more information, visit Adventure Dolomiti in Cinte Tesino.
Agility Forest – San Martino di Castrozza
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I Trails suspended among the trees are six With 55 stations categorized by difficulty level—from the easiest, suitable for ages 3 and up, to the adrenaline-pumping 17-meter-high freefall jump for adults and teens. Open approximately from mid-June to mid-September. For more information, visit Agility Forest in San Martino di Castrozza.
Trentino Wild – Val di Sole
There are seven tree-top courses, categorized by height and difficulty, suitable for both adults and children. The various stations are connected by pulleys, Tibetan bridges, walkways, and tunnels. A zip line over 200 meters long. But this center offers a wide variety of activities—discover them HERE. Open from mid-April to mid-September. Minimum height requirement for access to the courses is 110 centimeters.
Flying Park – Malé
The largest adventure park in Trentino, featuring 15 courses and over 180 challenges, categorized by height, technical difficulty, and course length. Visitors can climb an 8-meter-high climbing wall and abseil from a height of about 15 meters. Open from late April to mid-September. Contact: 392.4860806. More details at Flying Park in Malé.
Breg Adventure – Val Breguzzo
Over 170 exciting activities divided into ten courses of varying difficulty, designed for the whole family, featuring logs, breathtaking zip lines, walkways, and Tibetan suspension bridges. There’s also a series of zip lines up to 190 meters long, from which you can launch yourself to fly over the park, as well as a 25-meter-high climbing wall. Open from May 31 to September 6, 2026: in June and September, only on Saturdays and Sundays; in July and August, every day. Prices start at 4 euros, with the option to pay per course. Contact: 333.8848918. More information at Breg Adventure in Val Breguzzo.
Montagnoli Adventure Park – Madonna di Campiglio
Located in the Malga Montagnoli area, above Madonna di Campiglio, this adventure park is situated on the shores of the small lake of the same name. It can be reached by car, bike, or on foot. The courses are built with safe, eco-friendly materials and are divided into different difficulty levels: from easy trails, ideal for young children, to more challenging courses designed for the bravest and fittest. Access is allowed for children ages 3 and up. Open during the summer months from June through September. To learn more, click here: Montagnoli Adventure Park in Campiglio
Pradastagn Adventure Park – Malosco, Val di Non
The Pradastagn Adventure Park is nestled in an enchanting green oasis on the edge of the forest, making it the perfect spot for a peaceful picnic. The park can be reached by car via the state highway that climbs toward the Mendola Pass. There are three courses available: two easy ones and one of medium difficulty, as well as two net courses suitable for younger children (ages 2 and up), which do not require participants to be secured to the “continuous lifeline”: There are also pulleys, climbing walls, and a mini zip line, as well as a snack bar. Open from April through mid-June on Saturdays, Sundays, and long weekends. After that, it’s open daily. Contact: tel. 340.5586023. More info here: Pradastagn Adventure Park in Val di Non.
Forest Park – Molveno
It is located on the Pradel Plateau, accessible by gondola. There are five trails with varying levels of difficulty: one suitable for children ages 4 and up, and the others recommended for ages 8–12. Open from April through October, with varying hours during the off-season. Contact: 0461.587008 (Funivie Molveno). Click here for more information on Forest Park in Molveno.
Sores Park – Val di Non
It offers trails for all tastes and all ages: three easy ones and six for the more adventurous. Sores Kids is reserved for children ages 2 to 6 and consists of four trails, each dedicated to a different forest animal. Inside the park, there’s a beautiful educational pond with bridges to cross and small waterfalls, picnic areas with benches, a volleyball court, a soccer field, and a mini-golf course. More information at Sores Park.
Elias Adventure Park – Dro
There are four different courses, categorized by difficulty: they range from the easy course for children ages 3 and up to the more challenging course for teens and adults. The various stations include net tunnels, moving logs, rock climbing, and rope walkways. There’s also a 220-meter-long zip line (for ages 10 and up) that crosses the river.
Open from early April to late October. Tours starting at 10 euros. Contact: Marco 338.1667807 – Flavia 333.9653489. More information at Elias Park Adventure in Dro.
Busatte Adventure Park – Torbole
There are five aerial courses with varying levels of difficulty, featuring a total of 50 platforms located between 2 and 10 meters in height on trees connected by Tibetan bridges, vines, and pulleys. Open approximately from April to mid-November, with varying days and hours. Suitable for children ages 4 and up when accompanied by an adult, and ages 6 and up when unaccompanied. Admission starts at 22 euros. Contact: 340.5253767 – 329.8665655. More information at Busatte Adventure Park in Torbole.
Family Adventure Park – Brentonico
An area with five adventure courses designed for different age groups and at varying heights. The stations are connected by bridges, wobbly planks, suspended beams, and swinging logs. Other paid activities include the zip line, mini-golf, and archery. There is also a free-access kids’ area and a fitness trail.
Open from early July through late September; during other months, by reservation for groups. For more information, visit Family Adventure Park in Polsa.
Adventure parks in Trentino and beyond!
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