Open from April to October
Pilatus Rope Park
In the Pilatus Rope Park, you can train your skills on ten different courses, jump into nothing, test your nerves and have lots of fun.
from CHF 22.–
From 8 years of age
Take up the challenge in the Pilatus rope park: 10 courses, 100 elements - from easy to really demanding. Climb, balance and fly through the forest on zip lines. Regardless of your level of experience - this is where your adventure at lofty heights begins. Are you ready to surpass yourself?
Pilatus Rope Park in detail
Access
From Kriens, you can easily reach the Rope Park in around 30 minutes on the panorama gondolas to Fräkmüntegg.
Or on foot, you'll reach Fräkmüntegg in around 3 hours from Kriens.
Price
Individuals:
CHF 30.00 for adults
CHF 22.00 for children (8 - 15.99 years)
Family rates:
CHF 47.00 for 1 adult and 1 child
CHF 67.00 for 1 adult and 2 children
CHF 74.00 for 2 adults and 1 child
CHF 94.00 for 2 adults and 2 children
CHF 113.00 for 2 adults and 3 children
CHF 19.00 for each additional child per family
Opening hours
19 April- 27 June 2025
10.00 - 17.00
28 June - 24 August 2025
09.30 - 17.30
25 August - 19 October 2025
10.00 - 17.00
Last admission to the rope park: 1 hour before closing time
Duration
max. 3 hours
Included
- Climbing equipment (climbing harness, gloves, helmet)
- Safety instruction
- Access to the rope park and all courses for a maximum of 3 hours
- Ticket for the panorama gondolas
- Dragon Glider
Important
- You do not need any special prior knowledge. If you are travelling, the principle of self-belaying applies.
- Minimum age: 8 years
Minimum height: 120 cm
Maximum weight: 120 kg - Children under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult and children aged 11 to 14 must be supervised by an adult.
- In the event of strong winds, rain, thunderstorms or snowfall, the Rope Park may be closed without prior notice for safety reasons.
- Please note our general terms and conditions of use Link opens in a new tab.. You must sign these before using the facility.
Groups & school classes
- Every 10th person is free of charge.
- Reservations for groups of 10 or more can be made with our Customer Service.
- Please note our general terms and conditions of use and cancellation policy. Please sign these before using the facility.
- One or two accompanying adults per approx. 10 children (8-11 years). One adult supervisor per approx. 10 children (11-14 years) in the rope park.
Are you planning a school trip? Take advantage of the RailAway school offer, which is available in different variants with or without a rope park.
Course
A breather between adventures
Whether after climbing in the rope park, a hike or a ride on the Dragon Glider. Recharge your batteries at the Fräkmüntegg restaurant. Enjoy hearty Swiss specialities and sweet treats on the sunny terrace. A cosy place to take a deep breath, refuel and enjoy - before the next adventure calls.
Frequently asked questions about the Rope Park
Is the Rope Park also open in bad weather?
In principle, the Rope Park is also open when it rains. However, we recommend taking a look at the open facilities before travelling.
Is it possible to buy admission to the Rope Park in advance?
A visit to the Rope Park can be booked for groups of 10 people or more. Please contact our Customer Service for this. Individuals and smaller groups do not need a reservation and can purchase admission on site.
Are there barbecue areas at the Rope Park?
Yes, there is a barbecue area right next to the rope park. There are more in the surrounding area, including at the Drachenalp. Firewood is available at the Rope Park and Drachenalp.
Please note that the barbecue sites cannot be reserved.
At what height are the courses in the Rope Park?
The courses are at different heights - from just above the ground to 8 metres above the floor.
What is the PILU Rope Park and who is it suitable for?
The PILU Rope Park is a climbing course specially designed for children starting from the age of 4. It offers age-appropriate challenges at a safe height. Thanks to a continuous safety rope, even the youngest children can gain their first climbing experience.