Rope park routes may be used by adults or minors upon the written consent of a parent or guardian

Access to the rope park routes is at your own risk. Going over the obstacle park rope should be aware that, as with amateur sports, there is a risk of injury. The person accepting the content of the regulations takes this risk.

The routes are prepared for people measuring not less than 150 cm tall, other people may have problems connecting to the belay and navigating obstacles. The exception are routes specially prepared for children, on them the belaying has been adapted for people with a height of not less than 110 cm.

It is possible for people over 150 cm tall to use the children's route, but you should be aware of the resulting dangers. The belay on this route is at a height suitable for children. It provides protection against falling from a height, but people who are over 150 cm tall can fall over obstacles when they fall off.

On park routes with self-protection (with harnesses) Children up to 8 years old must use the rope park together with an instructor or other adult, children from 8 years old must use the rope park with continuous visual supervision.

The use of the Rope Park is only allowed after prior reading and accepting the regulations, passing safety training and proper belaying on the routes in force in the Rope Park.

For people who have consumed alcohol or other intoxicants, it is strictly forbidden to use the attractions in the Rope Park.

People wishing to use the Rope Park must sign a declaration of familiarization with the Rope Park Regulations, while accepting it, bearing in mind that this is a high-risk sport.

Entrance to obstacles in the Rope Park can only take place after the consent of the park instructor.

People suffering from heart or other diseases of the locomotor system or injuries, which may endanger their health or life in the event of physical effort should not use the Rope Park.

Rope Park staff are not responsible for items left in the Park

Rope Park users may not expose themselves or others to health or life loss with their behavior. Before climbing the rope route, secure the pockets against falling objects, secure phones, jewelry, glasses, etc., and lock your hair.

Persons under the required height can go rope park only with a parent or instructor.

The basic principle of safe staying on rope park equipment is to attach yourself to the lifeline. If someone is unable to perform this activity for any reason, they should not step onto the park equipment without supervision

Persons wishing to use the Rope Park must receive from the instructor equipment protecting against falling from a height (harness with carabiners, carabiners, pulley and helmet).

Only the instructor puts on the safety equipment

After the safety equipment has been fitted, no changes may be made to it.

Jewelry, glasses, cell phones and other items should be properly secured so that they do not pose a threat to the health or life of the owner and other customers

People wearing long hair should hide them under a helmet so that they do not get caught in the pulleys and other elements of the park

The lanyard carabiners (marked in red) should be attached with locks in two opposite sides.

After each attachment of the carabiner, check that the lock has been properly closed

When moving to successive obstacles, first fasten the first then the second carabiner to the lifeline. It is unacceptable to unhook both carabiners at once!

The attachment points are marked in red.

If there are no obstacles on the steel rope, it means that a pulley should be attached there. You should first attach the pulley to the rope, checking that the lanyard is not twisted. Only then to fasten the carabiners one after the other from the lanyard so that the pulley is first on the zipline. When riding on a pulley, hold only the pulley lanyard.

Grabbing a steel rope during a downhill ride can cause serious injury! The only permitted downhill position is the "sitting" position.

When approaching the platform, raise your legs and bend them slightly at the knees to absorb any impact on the mattress. When stopping, grab the additional rope or loop by hand so as not to leave the platform. It is not allowed to grab the rope by the block so that the returning block does not hit our hand.

Attention!!! In the last phase of the descent, do not reach out towards the mattress. If we were not able to stop on the landing and we returned. Wait until we stop, and then grasp the lifting rope to the platform with your head in the direction of travel

After crossing the rope, keep the following order of switching the belay equipment; first we unfasten one carabiner and attach it to the loop entwined around the tree, then we unfasten the carabiner and attach it to the safety loop, as the last we unhook the pulley that is still on the steel slide line and attach it to the ear at the side of the harness.

When walking through the Rope Park it is advisable to calm down, you cannot jump over obstacles and swing on attractions not intended for this.

There can only be one person on a single obstacle. There can be a maximum of two people on the landing.

In the event of loss of strength, resignation or other reasons preventing the completion of the route, please call the Rope Park staff, we will be efficiently brought back to earth. During a visit to the Rope Park, we should strictly follow the instructions of the instructors.

People in the Rope Park can not pose a threat to their life or health of themselves or others with their behavior both on the ground and at height. People in the Rope Park may not disturb the work of the Park staff.

Destruction of rope park elements is prohibited under penalty of criminal liability.

All accidents and injuries should be immediately reported to employees of the Rope Park.

Failure to comply with any point of the regulations may result in absolute abandonment of the Rope Park.