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High wire gardensTake your family tightrope walking between trees in the high wire gardens of South TyrolA fun and adventurous family excursion. Swing from tree to tree, get to know your own limit, experience thrills and adrenaline rushes, learn to beat your fear, and be active outdoors. This is what makes a visit to the South Tyrol high wire gardens an unforgettable experience. The different courses are a true challenge. Dexterity, a sense of balance and a head for heights, that’s what you need here. Climbing technique or strength are not what you need in the high wire garden, but rather a head for heights and being able to overcome your own fear.The private landlords of South Tyrol recommend for a successful holiday excursion : High wire garden Taser Alm in SchennaThe high wire garden of family Alpine pasture Taser is located at an altitude of 1,500 metres. Here, the obstacles run between larch trees and spruces in a bright and natural mountain forest. Heights vary in interesting ways, with the highest platform being just over 12 m above ground.For more information go to Hetz High wire garden in TerlanThe Hetz high wire garden in Terlan, in southern South Tyrol, is ideal for everyone. The lowest course, at 3.5 m above ground, is particularly suitable for children and beginners. The most difficult courses (12 m and 20 m high – from 16 years), on the other hand, are where the very courageous are challenged to find their own limits.For more information go to High wire garden in GossensassGuided high wire garden tours are offered by high wire garden Gossensass. Balance across beams, loops and nets and move from tree to tree along firmly fixed steel ropes.For more information go to High wire garden in ValsDeep in the Valler valley, you can find a high wire garden suitable for people of any age. The pasture region of Gitschberg Joch valley offers guided “Krixly Kraxly tours” for children during the summer months as part of the free Alm card offers.For more information go to Adventure park in KalternThe forest adventure park was completed in spring 2008. 50 exciting stations separated into 6 different courses for children and adults along the hiking route to Altenburg. Tree trunks, beams, nets and ropes link trees in exciting ways.For more information go to Adventure park Toblach“Naturally exciting – excitingly natural”. This is the motto of the high wire garden in Hochpuster valley. The adventure park Toblach primarily targets beginners (highest course up to 10 m) and therefore particularly suitable for families with children.For more information go to High wire garden Kronaction Outdoor & Fun Park in IssingSituated directly by lake Issinger Weiher between Kiens and Pfalzen, this largest high wire garden in South Tyrol offers great fun, thrills and very special experiences. With more than 100 stations and 8 different courses from easy to challenging, this high wire garden offers plenty to do for all the family.For more information go to High wire garden Adventure Park in ColfolscoDexterity, challenge and plenty of action: a larch wood with 5 different courses of various levels of difficulty.For more information go to High wire garden Schwarzenbachalm in Luttach/Tauferer Ahrn valleyThe Schwarzenbach mountain pasture is located next to an approx. 15 metre high boulder, near an unspoilt mountain stream. Here, you can find plenty of facilities for all age groups, for lots of fun and plenty to discover and lean.For more information go to High wire garden in Sand/Tauferer AhrntalOur high wire garden is located between Sand in Taufers and Luttach. After a brief introduction by our guides, you can immerse yourself in adventure at 10 metres above ground. Suitable for families with children from the age of 5!For more information go to |
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