Rope parks in Poland

Rope parks in treetops are a type of rope parks that allow you to walk through trees on specially designed routes. The construction of such a park requires additional steps that are necessary to protect the trees and the natural environment:

Assessment of the health of trees - before the construction of the rope park, a detailed assessment of the health of trees that will be used to build the park should be carried out. Trees should be in good health and resistant to additional loads.

Designing the rope park - the design of the park should take into account the appropriate ways of assembling the structure to minimize the impact on trees. Structures should be installed so as not to damage the bark and branches of trees.

Assembly of the structure - structures of the rope park should be solidly and safely attached to the trees to ensure the safety of users and the protection of trees. You can use special handles that do not damage the bark of trees.

Installation of equipment - equipment for the rope park, such as ropes, carabiners, harnesses and helmets, should be installed in a way that allows free movement on the route, but at the same time does not damage trees.

Testing and acceptance of the rope park - as in the case of standard rope parks, technical and safety tests must be carried out before the park is put into use, as well as acceptance by the relevant services.

Training of staff and users - training of staff and users in the safety and use of equipment is crucial, especially in the case of rope parks in the treetops, where users are higher and exposed to greater risk.

Rope parks in the treetops are unique and exciting attractions, but they require special care to protect trees and the natural environment. When building them, appropriate procedures and standards must be followed to ensure safe use for users and to minimize the impact on the natural environment.