Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Here you can find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.

Our opening hours vary during the season. You can find our updated opening hours here.

Absolutely! But please note that children under the age of 6 must be accompanied by an adult in the Green courses. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult in the Blue and Red courses. We recommend a minimum of 1 adult per 4 children.

Safety is one of our main concerns at Høyt & Lavt Climbing Park. The park is annually inspected by the Norwegian Railway Authority. We also frequently perform internal controls of the operation, and have several internal routines in place, so that you can feel safe at the park.

If you are going to partake in any activities or use our climbing courses, you must go through our mandatory safety course. You may experience some waiting time on busy days. Please listen to your instructor to make the wait as short as possible for yourself and others.

Please note that the mandatory course must be completed at least once per season.

NB! The ticket sale and safety training closes 2 hours before we close the climbing courses. Check our opening hours here.

If you are going to partake in any activities or using our climbing courses, you must go through our mandatory safety course. You may experience some waiting time on busy days. Please listen to your instructor to make the wait as short as possible for yourself and others.

Please note that the mandatory course must be completed at least once per season.

Unfortunately, no. We can only maintain a set number of guests on our climbing courses. There is a limited number of harnesses available, and when these are in use no more guests are allowed onto the courses.

If there are no harnesses available, you must wait.

There are parking spots available by the reception.

There are drop-in tickets available at the park but we strongly recommend you purchase your tickets online before arriving. We cannot guarantee that there are drop-in tickets available.

We accept most debit and credit cards, as well as cash payments. Additionally, we can send invoices to groups. This must be arranged prior to your group’s arrival.

During our opening hours you can buy something to drink and snacks at the reception.

Absolutely! There is ample seating available and a separate grilling area. Please note that you may not bring your own coal or one-time grill (engangsgrill), as it is a fire hazard. You can buy coal at the reception – kr 100

No. You don’t have to buy a ticket if you won’t be going on to the courses. The area around our park is a superb hiking area, with many marked paths for you to enjoy the wonderful nature.

Certainly! Just make sure you bring a bag for their waste. Dogs must always be kept on a leash.

We can cater to persons with various disabilities, and will happily tailor activities to suit your needs. Please remember to call us prior to your arrival and let us know.

If you have any questions please contact us bjorli@hoytlavt.no or call us at +47 45 33 75 44.

Our park stays open all the year round. However, if there are thunderstorms and/or heavy winds the park may have to close until the weather calms down. If the park has to close due to unforeseen conditions, we are unable to reimburse your ticket fee.

You should be able to find all relevant information on our website. But if you need to contact us please send us an email at bjorli@hoytlavt.no and we will get back to you promptly. You can also call us at +47 45 33 75 44 but please note that our phone is quite busy during the season.