Rypetoppen Adventure Park

Security

Safety is our top priority at Rypetoppen. The entire climbing park has been designed with a focus on minimizing risk, while still providing guests with exciting and challenging experiences.

Before the climb begins, all guests receive thorough instruction on how to use the equipment and on safety procedures.

Our park attendants are trained in first aid and are on site to provide assistance if needed. In addition, we inspect all trails weekly to quickly identify and repair any damage or wear and tear.

Our expertise in safety is also applied outside of Rypetoppen through our Safety division, which conducts safety inspections for other climbing parks and adventure facilities. This helps us maintain one of Norway’s safest climbing parks.

Good to know

At Rypetoppen, we care about nature. To preserve the area as best as possible, we ask all visitors to respect the fact that walking off the marked trails in the park is prohibited.

Our trails are designed in a way that does not harm or damage the trees in the forest, and we are constantly working to protect the natural environment around us. We would also greatly appreciate your help in this effort by using the many trash cans located throughout the area.

Together, we help keep Rypetoppen clean, safe, and scenic for both current and future visitors.

  • People who do not meet the height requirement for each course.
  • People under the influence of alcohol or other intoxicating substances are not permitted to participate in any activities at Rypetoppen.
  • People weighing more than 130 kg.

  • The obstacles and activities have height and age requirements—please read the notice before participating.
  • Move calmly and in a controlled manner through the activities and obstacles.
  • Up to two people are allowed per obstacle (unless otherwise specified); wait until it is clear before stepping onto the obstacle.
  • Up to 3 people may be on the platforms between each obstacle. Wait until there is space available on the next platform before moving onto the obstacle.
  • Maximum of 1 person on the zip line. Do not clip yourself onto the zip line until you are sure that the person in front of you has unclipped themselves.
  • Do not touch the zip line while it is in motion, and do not try to hang upside down in the harness.
  • If you suspect any faults or defects in the system, contact the staff immediately.•
  • People with back or neck problems should not climb.
  • Pregnant women climb at their own risk.
  • People with heart or lung conditions climb at their own risk.

  • The climbing harness has three buckles—one on the waist belt and one on each leg loop.
  • The seatbelt must be fastened securely at all times.
  • If you take off your harness or are unsure whether it is fastened correctly, contact an instructor to have it checked.
  • Make sure you clip into the heaviest carabiner when you start a route.
  • You must be secured with two carabiners on each obstacle.
  • The pulley should only be used on zip lines.
  • All canoeists and SUP users are required to wear a life jacket

1. Persons under the age of 18 must have permission from a parent or guardian to participate in activities.
2. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

1. It is prohibited to participate in activities without having completed safety training.
2. Make sure you understand the safety training before entering the park.
3. Ask if anything is unclear.

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