The park utilizes a specialized continuous belay system that physically prevents users from disconnecting from the safety line while on a route.
Some routes feature extreme zip-line descents reaching lengths of over 100 meters.
The obstacle structures are designed to be attached to trees without the use of nails or screws to preserve the health of the forest.
The park offers 'Quick Jump' extreme attractions that simulate a free-fall experience.
It is part of the Norway Park network, which operates multiple similar rope parks throughout the Russian Federation.
Norway Park Orekh is a large-scale rope park located in the Leningrad Oblast, featuring multiple aerial obstacle courses built directly into the pine forest. The park offers 11 distinct routes categorized by difficulty, ranging from paths for small children to high-altitude lines for adults. The highest points of the obstacle courses reach up to 15 meters above the ground. Equipment provided includes professional harnesses, helmets, and a continuous safety belay system. The location is integrated into the natural forest landscape near Lake Bolshoye Borovoye. It operates primarily as an outdoor active-leisure facility for families and corporate groups.
The high-altitude platform offering an unobstructed view over the treetops and Lake Bolshoye Borovoye.
Wear sportswear that allows for a full range of motion and sturdy, closed-toe sneakers.
Gloves are highly recommended for gripping cables and ropes; if you don't bring your own, they can usually be purchased or rented on-site.
Check weather forecasts, as the park may suspend operations during heavy rain or high winds for safety reasons.
Avoid arriving without a prior online booking during peak summer weekends, as daily capacity limits may be reached early.
Operates primarily from late spring through autumn; closed during the winter months due to snow and cold weather.
