Practical information

Minimum hight and age requirements  

The courses are divided into degrees of difficulty by colour. The grading starts with orange which is the easiest, then green, blue and finally red which is the hardest. There are minimum hight and age requirements in order to climb the courses, but following these, you are allowed to climb as many courses as many times as you want for three hours. 

The minimum hight and age requirements are: 

Orange: 80 cm (adults can accompany from the ground without buying a ticket for themselves) 

Green:  110 cm (children under 6 years old must be accompanied by an adult in the course) 

Blue: 140 cm (children under 10 years old must be accompanied by an adult in the course) 

Red: 150 cm (children under 10 years old must be accompanied by an adult in the course) 

As well as hight requirement, children under the age of 6 must also have the company of a climbing adult when climbing the green courses. Children under the age of 10 must have the company of a climbing adult in the blue and red courses.

Terms of participation

For everyone climbing in the park, the following terms of participation must be followed:

-Maximum weight 120 kg.

-Climbing is not allowed when pregnant.

-Climbing is not allowed of you are intoxicated by alcohol or drugs.

-Before climbing in the park, everyone must participate in the mandatory safety briefing led by an instructor.

-When climbing, the rules of the park must be followed (we will go through the rules during the safety briefing). 

Buy your ticket

You can buy your tickets here, and we recommend you buy them in advance. It is also possible to buy tickets at the park (drop-in tickets). However, the number of drop-in tickets is very limited and during high-season the park is often fully booked and drop-in tickets may not be available.  

Safety briefing and training course

Everybody climbing in the park needs to participate in a safety briefing held by an instructor at the park. After the safety briefing everyone needs to climb through the training course under the supervision of an instructor. 

Your safety briefing will be held at the starting-time of your three hour climbing session and is included in your climbing time. If you arrive at the park 10-15 minutes before your starting time you can to get your equipment (harness and helmet) on and you are then ready when it is time to start. 

Weather and clothes

The park is open regardless of the weather. There is no problem climbing in the rain, the most important thing is that you have the right clothes on so you do not freeze or get wet. The park might be temporarily closed down if there is risk of thunder or extreme wind. If this happens, the instructors in the park will help everybody get down on the ground safely, and if/when the thunder or wind has passed, they will let you continue your climbing. Temporary closing of the park does not entitle any ticket refunds.  

We recommend to dress based on the weather forecast. Wear protective clothes when there is a risk of rain, it is easier to take clothes off and it is much more fun if you don´t freeze. We also recommend good shoes that sit well on your feet such as running- or exercise shoes or general outdoor shoes.

Parking

The park is located right next to Enåbadets Camping site where there is a small parking lot. If this parking lot is full, we recommend you use the larger parking space on the left side as you drive up to the park. 

Toilets

Right next to our park there are toilets available to our guests free of charge. 

Food and drinks

Tables and barbeque area 

We have a barbeque area right in the middle of our park. The barbeque is free to use, but you have to bring your own equipment such as wood/brackets and lighting equipment, as well as food to prepare. There is also plenty of seating areas where you can enjoy your food or drinks. 

Camping kiosk 

Enåbadets camping reception have a few options for food and snacks. They sell hotdogs, toast, coffee, cool drinks and snacks. And of course ice-cream.  

Garden coffee house 

Close by there is a small garden coffee house, Viborgs holme (open 30 June to 22 August). They offer a few lunch alternatives (using locally produced ingredients) and snacks. 

Food 

If you are looking for a bigger meal after your visit, there are some really nice options in central Rättvik. Just ask the staff at the park and they can guide you to an option that suits you.  

Big Street

Sjövillan

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