Laichingen climbing forest

Climbing on the Swabian Alb at the Laichingen Climbing Forest

Right next to the Tiefenhöhle on the Swabian Alb, the Laichingen Climbing Forest—Baden-Württemberg’s largest climbing forest—awaits you. Across 19 courses with increasing levels of difficulty, you’ll climb from tree to tree, over shaky bridges, net bridges, and the Tarzan rope up to a height of 16 meters. A real highlight is the longest zip line, stretching 152 meters. Located in the middle of a beautiful forest area near Laichingen, easily accessible from Ulm and Stuttgart, an adventure for the whole family awaits here.

From the Bambini course to the pro tour at a height of 16 meters

At the Laichingen Climbing Forest, there is something for every age. The little ones can start from age 2 on the low Bambini course at about one meter high, always accompanied by an adult. From age 5, you can independently tackle the regular courses, which increase step by step, all the way to the demanding tours for ages 16 and up. This means families, school classes, groups of friends, and corporate teams will all find their challenge. Since 2015, the Coudou Pro continuous belay system has ensured safety, making accidental unhooking impossible.

Right in front of the climbing forest, there are parking spaces for cars, motorhomes, and buses, which you share with guests of the Tiefenhöhle. After climbing, the beer garden invites you for a snack, and for puzzle fans, the new Explor Games offer an additional adventure for the whole family. Your four-legged friends are welcome on a leash, and please remember to wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and closed gloves for climbing. It’s best to reserve your slot online in advance; on weekends and public holidays, only morning slots can be booked.

Information about the Laichingen Climbing Forest