The park is situated at an elevation of approximately 800 meters within the Fiemme Valley, a major Alpine valley in the Dolomites.
The technical equipment provided, including harnesses and helmets, is compliant with current European safety standards for adventure parks.
The park utilizes a 'life-line' system that ensures participants remain securely tethered throughout the entire duration of each course.
The site is integrated into a natural forest environment, meaning the course layout is designed to minimize impact on the living trees.
Adventure Dolomiti is a high-ropes adventure park located in the Fiemme Valley, featuring a network of aerial circuits built directly into the forest canopy. The park offers multiple courses categorized by difficulty, ranging from paths for young children to advanced routes for experienced climbers. It utilizes a continuous lifeline safety system that prevents participants from detaching their gear while navigating the elements. Visitors traverse obstacles including Tibetan bridges, zip lines, and swinging logs situated between mature larch and spruce trees. The facility is situated along the SP31 road, providing an accessible outdoor recreational environment in the Trentino region. It caters to families, groups, and individuals looking for physical activity in an alpine setting.
The elevated platforms on the highest courses provide a clear vantage point through the canopy with the Fiemme Valley mountains as a backdrop.
Bring a pair of sturdy, closed-toe athletic shoes as sandals or flip-flops are strictly prohibited on the courses.
Wear comfortable, layered sportswear that allows for a full range of motion while wearing a harness.
Check the local weather forecast before arriving, as operations may be suspended during heavy rain or high winds for safety reasons.
Attempting advanced courses without verifying your fitness level, as there are no easy exits once you have started a high-altitude circuit.
Operates primarily from late spring through early autumn; remains closed during the winter months due to snow and low temperatures.
Listen carefully to the mandatory safety briefing; do not attempt to bypass obstacles or deviate from marked routes; follow staff instructions at all times.
