Visit a Høyt & Lavt Adventure Park
Practical information for groups
You will be met by one of our responsible instructors at your scheduled time.
Access to the activities are NOT permitted for:
- Persons affected by alcohol or other drugs
- Pregnant women
- Those above the maximum weight of 120kg
Acess to the activities are not recommended for:
- Persons with neck- or back pains.
- Persons with deasese that affects hearts/lungs, or who has other physical challenges.
Everyone who takes part in activities in the park need to go through the mandatory safety training supervised by an instructor. The traning needs to be done at least once every season and is done in the climbing park on arrival.
All activity with Høyt & Lavt is quality assured through our regular routines and internal controls. The climbing tracks is yearly controlled and is approved by Statens Jernbanetilsyn. Safety is our top priority in our business, and we work continuously with development and improvements.
We appreciate all feedback of your experience in our park!
Height requirements
Our courses are graded using colours just like ski resorts. Orange is the easiest course and red the most difficult. In between you find light green, dark green and blue.
The height and age requirements to the different colours are:
Orange: Over 80 cm.
Green: Over 110 cm.
Red/blue: Over 140 cm.
Person over 140 cm.
Blue course: over 140 cm and 10 years old to go through the course alone.
Red course: over 140 cm and 13 years old to go through the course alone.
Quick jump: over 140 cm and 10 years old to go through the course alone.
Children 110-140 cm
Children under 10 years, but over 140 cm, must be accompanied in the red and blue trails by a responsible adult
Children 80-110 cm
Children under 6 years old must be accompanied in the courses by a responsible adult (ticket required).
Children under 6 years old but over 110 cm must be accompanied by a responsible adult in all courses (ticket required).
Weather and clothing
We recommend active clothing or hiking clothing which will be most suitable for climbing activities. We recommend several layers so you can adjust the clothing after body temperatures rise. It can be smart to bring an extra bag with spare clothing. Sneakers or hiking boots with a good sole are preferred. It is possible to climb even if it’s raining – but dress for the weather!
Clothing with loose cords and strings such as hoodies are not recommended.