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Climbing
Playground - no borders!
Face the course in 9 - 12 m altitude! Exciting obstacles await you - the best way to leave the course is with the flying fox.
Duration: 2 hours
Almlust GmbH
Flachauer Straße 275
5542,
Flachau
0043 6457 319 58
info@almlust.com
http://www.almlust.com
Information
Included
Suitable for
Requirements
Please bring with you
Difficulty
easy medium hard
FAQ / useful hints
Are children allowed to climb alone?
Children from the age of 8 and a minimum height of 1.45m may also climb alone. Otherwise only in company of an adult.
Will the outdoor activity take place in case of bad weather?
In case of bad weather the climbing in the high ropes course will be cancelled, you will be informed directly by the sports provider. Please just come to our office of the sports and active center. Either we find a new suitable date for you or we cancel the booking and you get your money back.
Venue
Flachauer Straße 275
5542 Flachau
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Sky-high adventures
Climbing in the high ropes course - a tough test of courage and skill.
But also an extremely cool community experience with my friends that I'll remember for a long time.
Almost every time I came to swim and cool off at Flachauwinkl lake and saw people clambering around the high ropes course, I told myself that I would do it too one day. My friends Susi, Luki and Gerald then turned "one day" into "now or never": their birthday present to me was us all hitting the ropes course together.
An adventure with a certain thrill.
I was a bit thrown, but excitement soon won out over fear... But I was a little nervous when my friends picked me up one beautiful day and we headed out together on our e-bikes to Flachauwinkl lake.
However, I relaxed slightly when I saw Wolfgang, our guide for the course, who simply radiated calm. We got our harnesses and helmets, were given a short briefing, and off we went.
A huge ladder took us up to the first platform. My heart was pounding and even Gerald, who usually has a snappy comment at the ready, got a little quiet.
When endorphins bubbling
The first obstacles were ahead – and amazingly, I got over them no problem and got braver and more sure-footed as I went on. I could tell my fellow climbers felt the same, because the banter was soon back. Together, we experienced that ultimate feeling of freedom at the top of the course – 12 metres in the air! The view was absolutely amazing. Definitely worth facing my fears for.
It was a bit uncomfortable at a height of 12 meters without a floor under our feet. But Wolfgang's tip was: "Don't look down!".
The course saves the very best to last: the only way to return to solid ground is a spectacular ride on the 150-metre flying fox over the lake. Amazing!
We ended this perfect summer day with a relaxing evening at the lake. The high ropes course is a definite must.
