The park utilizes a permanent 'Continuous Lifeline' system that removes the need for participants to manually clip and unclip carabiners between obstacles.
The courses are specifically integrated into the local larch and spruce tree population, requiring regular safety inspections by arborists to ensure tree health.
Roana is part of the Seven Communes plateau, an area historically significant for its Cimbrian cultural heritage.
The park's altitude of approximately 1,000 meters above sea level ensures cooler temperatures during the summer months compared to the Venetian plain.
Acropark Roana is an adventure park situated in the Altopiano di Asiago region of the Venetian Prealps, specializing in high-rope obstacle courses. The facility features multiple aerial paths categorized by height and difficulty, including circuits designed specifically for children and advanced courses for experienced climbers. It utilizes a continuous lifeline safety system that prevents accidental detachment from the safety cables throughout the traverse. The park is nestled within a coniferous forest, providing a natural canopy that keeps the activity areas shaded. Participants are equipped with harnesses and helmets provided by the park staff upon entry. The site is located directly adjacent to a small lake, often used by visitors for post-climb relaxation. It caters to families, school groups, and team-building events looking for outdoor physical recreation in a mountain environment.
The wooden footbridge suspension area overlooking the Laghetto di Roana.
Wear athletic clothing that allows for a full range of motion and sturdy closed-toe shoes with grip.
Check weather reports in advance as courses close immediately during high winds or thunderstorms for safety reasons.
Plan to arrive early in the day to secure your harness rental, as equipment inventory can limit the number of simultaneous climbers.
Attempting advanced courses without completing the mandatory 'green' or beginner briefing circuit first.
Open seasonally from spring through autumn; closed during winter months due to snow and freezing conditions.
Closed-toe shoes are strictly required; long hair must be tied back, and loose jewelry should be removed.
