The park is situated within a protected natural environment of the Sierra de Guadarrama, requiring strict adherence to environmental preservation rules.
The courses utilize a 'continuous lifeline' system that prevents users from detaching from the safety cable while on the circuit.
The facility is specifically designed to minimize impact on the living trees by using mounting techniques that do not penetrate the bark.
It is part of the larger 'Tirolinas Go!' network, which operates similar high-rope adventure parks across various regions in Spain.
Forest Park Guadarrama is an adventure park located within the Las Encinillas recreational area in the Sierra de Guadarrama mountains. The park features multiple tree-top obstacle circuits designed for different age groups and skill levels. Its primary infrastructure consists of zip-lines, suspension bridges, and climbing nets integrated into the native forest canopy. The facility operates under the Tirolinas Go! brand, which specializes in high-ropes challenge courses. Visitors navigate these aerial routes using a continuous life-line safety system. The site is situated at an elevation that provides a cooler microclimate compared to the center of Madrid. It serves as a hub for active outdoor recreation near the town of Guadarrama. The park utilizes the existing natural topography and mature tree stands for its course layout.
The platform of the final zip-line circuit offering a panoramic view of the Sierra de Guadarrama foothills.
Wear comfortable, athletic clothing and fully enclosed sports shoes to safely navigate the tree-top obstacles.
Tie back long hair and secure any loose items like glasses or phones to prevent dropping them during the course.
Book your circuit time in advance, as the park limits the number of participants allowed on the ropes simultaneously.
Attempting the 'Sport' or 'Super' difficulty circuits without realistic assessment of your physical conditioning.
Closed on certain weekdays during the winter off-season; operates primarily on weekends and holidays outside of peak summer months.
Closed-toe footwear is mandatory for safety; participants must follow instructor briefings regarding carabiner and harness management.
