The zipline system allows participants to reach speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour.
The course connects the two distinct municipalities of Albaredo per San Marco and Bema.
The flight experience is designed to handle riders of widely varying weights using automated speed control.
The system is built to be accessible to children and adults alike, provided they meet specific weight criteria.
It is one of the few ziplines in Italy that offers a tandem flight experience where two people can fly side-by-side.
The setup is fully reversible, meaning riders can fly back to the point of origin after completing the first leg.
Fly Emotion Aerofune is a high-altitude zipline park located in the Bitto Valley of the Orobic Alps in Lombardy. It consists of a dual-line system that allows participants to traverse the valley between the towns of Albaredo per San Marco and Bema. The flight spans approximately 2 kilometers in total distance. Riders are suspended in a specialized harness, reaching significant speeds while traveling over the mountain gorge. The park utilizes a gravity-based braking system at the arrival stations. It offers both single-rider flights and tandem options for pairs. The equipment is designed to operate safely in varying alpine weather conditions. The facility remains a primary attraction for adrenaline-seeking tourists visiting the Valtellina region.
The arrival platform at Bema provides an unobstructed panoramic view of the valley and the cable lines.
Wear windproof clothing as temperatures drop significantly during the high-speed descent.
Book in advance, especially for weekends or holidays, as tandem slots fill up quickly.
Ensure all loose items like phones or cameras are secured with straps provided or allowed by staff before clipping in.
Do not attempt to film with handheld devices; the speed and forces involved make dropped cameras impossible to recover from the deep gorge.
Operates primarily from spring through autumn; closed during winter months due to snow and ice conditions.
Closed-toe sturdy shoes are mandatory; loose clothing or scarves must be secured; strictly follow staff instructions regarding harness tightening.
