The park is situated within the Parc Pré Vert, a recreational zone originally founded by the Migros cooperative movement.
The high-ropes courses are constructed using non-invasive techniques to protect the health and longevity of the forest trees.
The location provides a direct vantage point of Mont-Blanc and the French Alps across Lake Geneva.
The site uses a continuous lifeline system that prevents users from accidentally detaching themselves while navigating the courses.
It is one of the few high-ropes parks in Switzerland that integrates directly into a public park dedicated to family leisure and regional biodiversity.
Adventure Park at Signal de Bougy is a forest-based high-ropes course located on the hills overlooking Lake Geneva. The park features multiple aerial obstacle courses integrated directly into the canopy of a mature forest. Participants navigate various challenges, including zip lines, rope bridges, and suspended platforms at varying heights. The facility is situated within a broader leisure area that offers panoramic views of the Alps and the surrounding vineyards of the Vaud region. Courses are tiered by difficulty levels to accommodate both children and adults. All visitors are equipped with a harness system for safety while traversing the treetops. The site is designed for outdoor active recreation in a natural woodland setting. It operates as part of the larger Signal de Bougy leisure park infrastructure.
The observation platform area near the edge of the forest that overlooks the Lake Geneva basin and the Alpine mountain range.
Wear closed-toe sports shoes with good grip, as sandals and flip-flops are strictly prohibited for safety reasons.
Tie back long hair and avoid wearing loose jewelry or scarves that could catch in the equipment pulleys.
Check the official website for weather-related closures, as the park suspends operations during high winds or thunderstorms.
Do not underestimate the physical demand of the higher, more technical difficulty levels if you have limited upper-body strength.
Open seasonally from spring through autumn; closed during winter months and on specific days during inclement weather.
Sportswear is required; gloves are recommended for rope handling.
