FAQ
1) Is it necessary to book to do the routes?
We recommend wearing long pants e comfortable shoes are recommended, preferably with ankle support.
Gloves and helmet They are optional and available free of charge.
2) What is the minimum age to ride the trails?
The minimum age varies depending on the park and specific trails: harness trails generally start at around 3 years old (with adult supervision), and there are lower play areas for younger children.
3) Is access to the Park permitted without using the Adventure Trails?
Yes. Access to the park's common areas (relaxation areas, picnic areas, playgrounds) is usually free or included, while you only pay to use the harnessed routes.
4) How long can you stay on the trails?
Once you enter, there are no time limits on staying in the park and trying out the trails: admission is valid for the entire day, subject to closing times.
5) What is the average duration of the routes?
The duration of each trail varies depending on the difficulty and your experience. On average, a trail takes 10 to 30 minutes, but many visitors dedicate several hours to completing multiple trails in a day.
6) What happens in case of bad weather?
The adventure courses take place outdoors: in case of heavy rain or thunderstorms, the activity may be suspended for safety reasons. It is advisable to check the forecast or call the park before arriving.
7) What type of clothing is best to wear?
We recommend comfortable, athletic clothing: pants or leggings that allow for freedom of movement and a breathable T-shirt. Avoid loose-fitting or loose-fitting clothing.
8) Is it necessary to wear gloves?
Many parks provide gloves with safety equipment, so wearing them isn't always mandatory. If you want to use your own, make sure they're suitable for outdoor activities.
9) What footwear can be used?
Closed-toe shoes with non-slip soles are mandatory. Sandals, flip-flops, or open-toe shoes are not suitable or permitted on the trails.
10) Can I go on the trails with a backpack or bag?
It is not recommended to carry large backpacks or bags: if you absolutely must, check whether the park offers storage or safekeeping, or bring a small backpack securely fastened to your front.
11) Can I use my own equipment?
For safety reasons, you must use the equipment provided by the park (specifically certified harnesses, helmets, carabiners). The use of non-certified personal equipment is not permitted.
12) Is the Adventure Park suitable for everyone, even those without experience?
Yes. All parks offer trails with varying levels of difficulty, from easy for beginners and children to more technical for adults and experts, as well as a safety briefing before use.
13) What happens if I want to get off in the middle of a route?
If you need to stop or disembark for any reason, you can do so safely with the assistance of staff, who are trained to handle these situations. Always follow the instructions of park officials.
14) Do the staff working at the Park receive specific training?
Yes. The instructors and safety staff are trained and prepared, provide the mandatory briefing, and assist visitors during the activity to ensure safety and proper use of the equipment.
15) Can participants be followed along the route?
Parents or guardians usually remain on the ground or in designated areas; for safety reasons, only participants wearing harnesses are allowed on the trails.
16) Do I have to do the briefing and test course even if I've already been to another park?
Yes. Each park includes a safety briefing and an introductory test before accessing the trails, regardless of previous experience.
17) Is it possible to leave personal items in storage at the park?
Many parks offer locker services or storage areas for items not suitable for the trails. We recommend always checking before arriving.
18) Is there a refreshment point inside the Park?
Yes, parks typically have cafes/restaurants or picnic areas where you can take a break, eat, or have a drink.
19) Is the parking lot near the Adventure Park entrance?
There are usually parking areas near the park entrance, either free or within walking distance.
20) Is it possible to stay overnight in the camper van nearby?
In many areas, there are no camper areas within the park, but nearby (serviced areas, campsites, or camper stops) you can find free or paid parking spaces. It's advisable to inquire before your visit.
21) Can I bring animals to the park?
In many parks, pets are welcome in outdoor areas (bars, picnic areas, relaxation areas), but they are not allowed on adventure trails for safety reasons.