Regulation
Comfortable and sporty clothing is recommended. Closed footwear and gathered hair and no fluttering chains are required.
Leave personal items that can hinder the progression of the path: keys, cell phones, etc.
It is mandatory to use only the equipment made available by the park (harness, carabiners with longes, pulley, helmet). Only gloves and a balaclava are permitted as personal items. It is not allowed to lend the rented equipment to others. This constitutes a serious danger to the safety of people because it is mandatory to participate in the briefing phase. Furthermore, you are solely responsible for the equipment delivered to you.
The use of the equipment and the progression takes place in total autonomy; only you are able to assess your physical and psychological conditions to practice this activity.
The assistants of the route will always be available to advise you and help you in case of need. Minors must always be accompanied by a responsible adult who gives authorization.
It is mandatory to always remain attached to the lifeline which is always marked in red.
Only one person at a time can walk through the atelier; if, when you reach the platform, the next atelier is busy you must wait your turn. A maximum of 2 people can stay on the platform.
In case of bad weather, if it does not rain or if there is a strong wind, the activity can still be practiced. In case of rain the activity is interrupted.
After half an hour from the start of the routes, if the wait (for it to stop raining) lasts for more than 30 minutes we will give you a free ticket to return to the park. In any case, no cash refunds are made.
This activity can involve risks if the indicated standards are not respected. The management reserves the right to deny access to the routes to anyone who behaves dangerously for himself or for others.
Admission fee for accompanying person: €5.00 each

