The course utilizes the natural elevation changes of the Little Rock Lake wilderness to create long, high-speed descents.
The zipline network includes over 4,000 meters of steel cabling in total.
Safety equipment includes a dual-trolley system that remains permanently attached to the safety line throughout the course.
The project was constructed with environmental regulations to minimize the impact on the forest ecosystem.
Sweden Zipline is Europe’s longest zipline course, located within the wilderness area of Little Rock Lake near Klavreström. The facility features a network of cables stretching over several kilometers across a protected forest landscape. Visitors traverse through the treetops at heights reaching up to 52 meters above the ground. The course is integrated into the natural topography to provide an immersive experience of the Småland forest. The structure utilizes steel cables and a specialized braking system to ensure safety while maintaining speed. The site includes multiple courses varying in length and difficulty to accommodate different experience levels.
The highest platform point which offers a panoramic view across the dense canopy of the Småland forest.
Wear close-toed, sturdy athletic shoes with good grip for walking on uneven forest terrain.
Dress in layers as temperatures can be cooler at higher altitudes in the treetops compared to the ground.
Book your tour slot well in advance, especially during the peak summer months.
Do not wear open-toed sandals or loose jewelry that could snag on safety equipment.
Operations are primarily seasonal; the site is often closed or operates on a limited basis during the winter months.
Participants must follow all safety briefings from guides and ensure harnesses are worn correctly at all times while on the course.
