The park utilizes a continuous belay system, ensuring users remain physically attached to safety lines throughout the entire obstacle course.
It offers a dedicated 'Baby route' specifically designed for children with a minimum height requirement of 100 cm.
The site is located near the lower station of the cable car leading to Pustevny, a significant cultural landmark.
The obstacles are constructed using natural materials like wood and rope to minimize impact on the surrounding Beskydy forest ecosystem.
Tarzanie is the largest rope park in the Czech Republic, situated in the Beskydy Mountains at the foot of Pustevny. The course is built directly into the trees, utilizing natural forest structures to create various aerial challenges. It features multiple routes categorized by difficulty, including specific circuits designed for children. Visitors are secured using high-quality safety harnesses and permanent belay systems throughout the courses. The park is located in the vicinity of the Ráztoka ski area. It serves as a popular destination for active outdoor recreation in the Moravian-Silesian Region. The facility remains integrated within a forested environment, requiring physical engagement from participants.
From the observation points on the ground beneath the longest zip-line segments.
Wear comfortable, athletic clothing and closed-toe sports shoes with good grip.
Book your slot in advance during summer weekends as capacity can be limited.
Tie back long hair and remove loose jewelry to prevent entanglement in the ropes.
Attempting the most difficult routes if you have a fear of heights or lack baseline upper-body strength.
Operating season runs from spring through autumn; closed during winter months and severe weather conditions.
Participants must follow safety instructions from the staff at all times and attend the mandatory pre-climb training session.
