A sense of adventure and accomplishment
Welcome to one of the country's largest and safest climbing parks. The climbing park is idyllically situated in scenic surroundings with forests, mountains, and water on all sides.
Here, you can glide along a zip line over the water while enjoying the view of the beautiful Brudesløret waterfall. Our climbing park features 22 climbing courses set among trees and mountains, with a total of 28 zip lines up to 230 meters long.
For the ultimate zip-line experience, you can also try Kongeørna! Rypetoppen’s fastest, highest, and most spectacular zip-line, stretching a full 670 meters.
Opening hours
May 14–16
Every day,
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
May 23 – June 21
Weekends only (Sat–Sun),
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
June 24 – August 16
Every day at
from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
August 22 – September 29
Weekends only (Sat–Sun)
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
October 3 – October 11
Every day at
from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Accommodation
Extend your stay with us by one night. Our accommodations are designed for those who want to get close to nature without compromising on comfort. Choose between staying in a glass dome, Bear cave, or the Beaver Cabin. Or enjoy the simple outdoor experience under a lavvo.
Packages
Find out more about what you can do at Rypetoppen
FAQ
How much time do you need at Rypetoppen?
To experience the best that Rypetoppen has to offer, we recommend setting aside two days. That will give you time to explore the climbing park, experience Kongeørna, and take part in our guided activities, while also enjoying an overnight stay close to nature.
Even if you only have one day to spare, it’s still entirely possible to have a fantastic experience. Choose between the climbing park, a guided activity, or one of our pre-planned packages—and we’ll help you find what works best for your visit.
Is Rypetoppen Climbing Park family-friendly for children and beginners?
Rypetoppen is very family-friendly and offers climbing experiences for all ages and skill levels. We have five different difficulty levels on our routes, ranging from the easiest yellow routes—designed for our youngest adventurers—to our most challenging black route, which puts even experienced climbers to the test.
You can read more about our various trails and difficulty levels here:
Can you buy food and eat at Rypetoppen Climbing Park?
At Rypetoppen, you can buy hot food such as hot dogs, pizza, or our popular hamburger made with locally sourced meat from Meråker Kjøtt. We also have plenty of barbecue areas for those who wish to bring their own food.
At Gamma, you'll also find bars, drinks, ice cream, and other snacks—perfect for a quick break between activities.
Do you offer school trip packages and discounts for school groups?
We offer a variety of packages for school groups. School groups can take advantage of affordable lodging in our cabins as well as discounted admission to the climbing park.
To view all available offers for school groups, please visit:
Where is Rypetoppen Climbing Park located in Norway?
We are located about an hour’s drive from Trondheim Airport and 1.5 hours from Trondheim, near Meråker just before the Swedish border. Nestled in the heart of the Norwegian boreal forest and surrounded by beautiful mountains, Rypetoppen offers a unique nature experience far removed from the stresses of everyday life.
Does Rypetoppen Climbing Park offer lodging?
Yes, we offer several different types of accommodations, and most of them are also available during the winter season. For more information about our accommodations, please visit:
