Indian Forest Adventure Park

Near the castle, the park can be reached either on foot (there are clear signs near the path to the castle, best to park your car at the castle parking) or by taking the chairlift and walking downhill (about 15min). They offer about 60 different climbing routes and courses at different difficulty levels, allowing beginners and children and advanced climbers alike to have a go. It's not just a climbing wall, but rather adventure routes including different kinds of obstacle courses, typically a few metres off the ground. Of course, all participants are secured. Reservations are usually required, especially in high-season. English-language instruction and introduction is available, but limited, so it's best to call well ahead.

Hours: Mar 30-Oct 31: 10:00-18:00; 1 Nov-29 Mar: Wed-Mon 10:00-18:00
Price: €18, €13 (5-15), €5 (0-4)

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