Parc Aventure Aigle
Aigle · Vaud · from age 4
Forest rope park beneath giant cedars by the Grande Eau river, a few hundred metres from Aigle castle – twelve courses plus Big Tyro, Quick Jump and a climbing wall.
What makes Parc Aventure Aigle special
The park lies in the Le Fahy woods on the edge of Aigle, where the Grande Eau leaves the Alps for the Rhône plain. The starting point is the site's big cedars; Aigle castle stands about 500 metres away.
Twelve courses, graded by colour. Four are kids' courses for ages 4 to 7 on a continuous lifeline that is never unclipped. The eight adventurer courses run from yellow (up to 3 m) through green, blue and red to black at up to 20 metres. The operator sets clear age steps: blue from 10 with an adult and from 12 alone; red from 12 with an adult and from 14 alone; black only from 16.
The extras are included in the ticket: the long Big Tyro zip line, the Quick Jump free fall, the Tyro Jump and a climbing wall – Aigle is the only one of the three Parc Aventure sites with the Big Tyro and the wall. The ticket is valid for three consecutive hours.
Practical: free parking, lockers, picnic areas and a bar inside the park. The park belongs to Parc Aventure SA, which also runs sites in Sion and at Signal de Bougy; prices and rules are the same everywhere.
Key facts
| Country | Switzerland |
|---|---|
| Region | Vaud |
| Town | Aigle |
| Minimum age | from age 4 |
| Website | parc-aventure.ch/aigle ↗ |
| Admission | children CHF 28 · adults CHF 42 Admission covers three consecutive hours including equipment and all courses and attractions. Adults CHF 42, apprentices and students CHF 37, teenagers aged 12 to 15 CHF 32, children aged 8 to 11 CHF 28. Seven-year-olds may do the yellow and green courses with an adult for CHF 28 (the “hand in hand” rate). The kids' courses for ages 4 to 7 cost CHF 17, the higher super-kids course from age six CHF 5 extra. Families (at least three paying, one of them an adult) and groups of eleven or more pay less per head, for example CHF 39 instead of 42 for adults and CHF 26 instead of 28 for children. Companions staying on the ground are free. Prices as of 2026-10 – they change, please check with the operator. |
| Coordinates | 46.31639, 6.98774 |
| Directions | OpenStreetMap · Maps app |
For children: The kids' courses are for ages 4 to 7, and adults are not allowed on them. The adventurer courses start at eight; anyone under 14 needs an adult who climbs along or supervises from the ground.
Details researched from public sources, last checked October 2026. Source: parc-aventure.ch
Location
Season 2026
| 3 April – 19 April | daily | 10:00–18:00 |
|---|---|---|
| 20 April – 28 June | Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | 13:00–18:00 |
| 20 April – 28 June | Saturday, Sunday, public holidays | 10:00–18:00 |
| 29 June – 16 August | daily | 09:30–18:30 |
| 17 August – 11 October | Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | 13:00–18:00 |
| 17 August – 11 October | Saturday, Sunday, public holidays | 10:00–18:00 |
| 12 October – 23 October | daily | 10:00–18:00 |
| 24 October – 25 October | Saturday, Sunday | 10:00–18:00 |
Season from 3 April to 25 October 2026. Outside school holidays the park is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. It opens all day on Ascension and the bridge day after, but is closed on Whit Monday. Last entry two hours before closing. The operator keeps a day-by-day calendar on its website.
Season times as stated by the operator. Weather and public holidays can change them – please check before setting off.
More sites in Vaud
- Parc Aventure Signal de Bougy Bougy-Villars
- Parc Aventure de St-George Saint-George
- Parc des Diables Les Diablerets (Le Droutsay)
- Payerneland Tower Payerne