The park is situated within Peremoha Park, which was established in 1965 to commemorate the victory in the Second World War.
The rope circuits are integrated directly into the existing forest ecosystem without permanent structural damage to the trees.
The facility functions on a self-guided safety system where climbers manage their own carabiners while traversing the course.
The park area contains a high density of mature Scotch pine trees, which are indigenous to this part of the Dnieper valley.
Motuzkovyy Park Peremoha is a rope-based obstacle course located within the expansive Peremoha landscape park in the Dniprovskyi district of Kyiv. The attraction features multiple aerial routes suspended between trees, catering to different age groups and difficulty levels. Participants are equipped with specialized harnesses and helmets, with safety systems requiring clips to be attached to steel guide cables throughout the duration of each course. The park utilizes the natural canopy of the mature pine forest, which provides significant shade and a temperate microclimate. It serves as a recreational hub for families, offering active outdoor physical challenges ranging from low-height courses for children to more strenuous aerial obstacles for adults.
The elevated suspension bridges provide a unique perspective through the pine canopy for action photography.
Wear athletic, form-fitting clothing that allows for a full range of motion while wearing a harness.
Closed-toe sports shoes are mandatory for safety and grip on the wooden elements.
Arrive early in the day to minimize wait times at the harness fitting station during weekends.
Attempting the advanced level courses if you have a significant fear of heights, as there are limited mid-course exit points.
Operates primarily during the warmer months and is generally closed during winter or periods of extreme weather conditions.
Follow all verbal instructions from staff regarding harness use; do not unclip from the safety cable while in the air.
