Seilpark Interlaken

What makes Seilpark Interlaken special

The park lies in the woods between the Unspunnen meadow and the road up to the Heimwehfluh, a few minutes from the centre. From Interlaken West a bus runs to the Heimwehfluh stop, about ten minutes' walk away; paid parking is nearby. The operator is Outdoor Switzerland, which also runs the Rigi rope park and the indoor rope park in Grindelwald.

14 courses, from ground level to 23 metres. Suspension bridges, nets, wobbly elements and zip lines – including a 100-metre zip line through the treetops – add up to more than 160 obstacles. If you dare, there is a 20-metre jump. The belay system stays connected to the cable throughout, so accidental unclipping is impossible.

For the youngest: the Snowli kids' course is a ground-level area for children under 110 cm, from as young as two. The regular courses require 110 cm – which makes Interlaken the operator's outdoor park with the lowest entry point.

Good to know: a visit is planned for two and a half to three hours, and there is a barbecue area for breaks. The park stays open in light rain. People with disabilities are expressly welcome and are asked to get in touch beforehand so support can be arranged.