Pilatus Rope Park – Central Switzerland's largest

Balancing acts in the rope park: the Pilatus Rope Park is just the thing for anyone with a head for heights. A fun challenge for young adventurers and the young at heart seeking thrills and spills. Please check the latest information on the status of the amenities on the Pilatus before setting off.

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Great fun ahead!

The Pilatus rope park is such fun – with no special training needed. Use of the facilities demands and promotes agility, concentration and determination. Staff are on hand to instruct users in safety techniques. Basic safety principles then apply, with users checking each other as well as themselves. The facility is supervised at all times.

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Ten trails with varying degrees of difficulty

Central Switzerland's largest rope park incorporates ten trails ranging from easy to challenging, each with between six and eleven stations.
Start at the Dragon's Egg and clamber via Pontius to the Dragon's Nest. Careful: Mons Fraktus calls for both nerves of steel and skill! The Flying Dragon is all about concentration and balance, and it's rewarded with a cool cableway run. The Dragon Hunter requires a sense of equilibrium and daring. The Höhenrausch includes an 18-metre abseil. If you can conquer the Draconibus trail, you're on your way to becoming a true professional. Ready for the Draconita? Stamina and icy nerves are a must. As for the Dragon Fire – it's the ultimate rush with an exceptional approach and a slack-line for balance. The whole thing keeps even experienced rope park fans on their toes.
TrailsRequirementsTrail-Color
Drachen-Ei, Drachen-Nest, Pontiusfrom 8 years and
120 cm body height
yellow, pink, green
Mont Fractus, Flying Dragon, Drachen-Jägerfrom 130 cm body heightblue, brown, violet
Höhenrausch, Draconibus, Draconitafrom 140 cm body heightorange, red, black
Dragon-Firefrom 14 years and
150 cm body height
black/red

High up on monkey trees

By way of extra-special challenge, the Pilatus rope park proudly presents a world premiere. Climb your way up a tree trunk and check out the various degrees of difficulty of the four monkey trees. The easiest climb suits children from the age of eight, while the hardest represents an alternative approach to the Dragon Fire trail – even experienced rope park visitors will find this a challenge. Let yourself fall from a height of 14 meters and be lowered gently to the ground by the safety equipment.