Verwall high and low ropes course (with advance booking)

Right on the banks of the Rosanna River, it is not just your pulse rate that soars. At a height of some six metres, you can clamber about in the high ropes course among the trees.

The route runs over eight stations, demanding a certain degree of coordination from climbers. Initial training includes balancing on tree trunks and walking along rope ladders.

Towards the end of the circuit, there are even more tricky tasks such as making your way hand over hand along a rope using rope slings.

Particularly clever: a section with freely hanging stirrups high up in the air at the end of the circuit. 

The two mountain and ski guides, Erich Schweiger and Thomas Strolz, devised and realised the high ropes course. Visitors should certainly not be afraid of this enjoyable challenge. The high ropes course in the Verwall is led by expert guides from the outdoor company H2O.

Safety, introduction and guidance are carried out with great professionalism