Voss High-Rope & Zip-Line Park

Challenges between the treetops

Voss Active’s high-rope and zipline park is all about individual challenges and feelings of mastery. The park offers exciting and challenging activities where you go from tree to tree using various climbing and balance elements. Some of the elements are simple, some more physical, some quite tall but common to them all is that they are very fun.

If you are a little anxious about heights, the Main Course is a fantastic way to overcome fear and at the same time have a lot of fun. If the most challenging elements get a little too tough, it is possible to take a shortcut.

There are a total of 60 different elements in the park and the highest point is more than 14 meters above ground level. All altitude trails end with a zipline where the longest is over 70 meters. In addition, there is a separate zipline trail where the longest takes you 150 meters and crosses the river!

Zipline Course

• 5 ziplines, the longest being 150 metres
• Requirements: Min. 140 cm tall
• Highest point: 12 metres above ground

The ziplines goes from tree to tree through the forest and across Strandaelva river. The longest zipline is 150 metres and follows the river rapids.

Main High-Rope Course

• 2 courses, 26 elements and 2 long ziplines
• Requirements: Min. 140 cm tall
• Highest point: 14 metres above ground

At the start of course 1 you climb up a tower to get to the first platform. From here the journey continues from treetop to treetop via various climbing and balance elements. By the most challenging elements there are shortcuts you can take if the main route looks too difficult.

Micro & Mini Courses

• 4 courses with 23 fun elements and 4 ziplines
• Requirements: Min. 100 cm
• Highest point: 6 metre

The small courses suit smaller children and those believing the large courses are too challenging. Parents and adults can follow kids around the Micro course from the ground and help them if necessary as well as preparing them for the taller Mini course.

Safety system and briefing

Before the tour through the high-rope courses all climbers are handed out a harness and safety equipment. Professional instructors give

Before the trip starts through the trails in the high-rope park, all climbers are given a climbing harness, helmet and safety equipment. Professional instructors provide training and instruction in the proper use of the safety equipment before entering the trail.

Throughout the park, the same safety system (continuous safety) is used, where one is constantly attached to a safety line from start to finish.