The park utilizes a continuous safety system that prevents participants from detaching from the life line while on a course.
The circuits are designed to utilize existing tree health, ensuring the ropes and platforms do not damage the forest canopy.
It is positioned within the Chiemgau region, famous for its proximity to the Bavarian Alps.
The location serves as a popular destination for school groups and team-building events in Southern Germany.
Kletterwald Prien am Chiemsee is a high ropes adventure park located near the shores of Lake Chiemsee in Bavaria, Germany. The facility features various climbing circuits spanning different difficulty levels, integrated directly into the forest canopy. Participants use professional safety equipment and continuous belay systems to navigate obstacles such as rope bridges, zip lines, and swinging elements. The park is situated within a forested area, providing natural shade and a woodland environment. It caters to a wide range of skill levels, from beginners and children to experienced climbers seeking physical challenges. The infrastructure is designed to prioritize visitor safety while maintaining the ecological health of the local forest trees. Visitors can access multiple trails that wind through the treetops, offering a unique perspective of the landscape near the lake.
The viewing platforms between the treetops on the upper circuits offer the best perspective of the climbing trails.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe athletic footwear to navigate the ropes and bark-covered paths safely.
Tie back long hair and avoid loose clothing or dangling accessories that could catch in the equipment.
Complete the mandatory safety briefing on the ground before attempting the higher circuits.
Attempting advanced courses without testing abilities on the beginner training circuit first.
Operates seasonally from spring through late autumn; closed during winter months and periods of severe weather.
Strict adherence to safety staff instructions is mandatory; loose items like phones or cameras must be secured during climbing.
