Monkey horny! The Atzmännig rope park offers fun and thrills at lofty heights. Eight courses in different dimensions and with different degrees of difficulty require skill and coordination. You need an average of 20 to 40 minutes per course. Special skills or previous knowledge are not required. Children from the age of eight and a minimum height of 120 cm are allowed to climb in our rope park. And so that even the smallest visitors * have a lot of fun with us, there are three separate children's courses with a special safety system in Atzmännig. In addition, a real world first awaits you: the “Tarzan Swing”. Swing from tree to tree with a unique “jump-swing-drive element”. We hope you enjoy hanging out.

The night flight ban has been lifted with us! Do you feel like having fun and thrills at lofty heights? Then the breathtaking night climbing in the Atzmännig rope park is just right for you! The eight courses require a lot of skill and provide a very special experience, especially in the dark - especially at a height of 16 meters. Not to be missed: May to October, every third Friday of the month.

Experience the special night skiing and snowboarding fun on our brightly lit ski slope. In good snow conditions, it is open from Wednesday to Friday evening from 7.15pm to 10pm. Those who do sport have to regain their strength afterwards. For only CHF 35.– we offer you a delicious fondue chat * in the Brustenegg hut (currently available as take-away fondue bread or raclette smear) . Is that not enough for you? With pleasure! On the other days you can also reserve the slope exclusively for your group. We look forward to your inquiry .

Freestylers and aerial acrobats also get their money's worth in Atzmännig. The mini fun park with three different rails offers 100% fun for beginners as well as for cracks. Depending on the snow conditions, we supplement the offer with various kickers and other obstacles. The Mini Fun Park is located in the lower third of the slope next to the Atzmännig ski lift. The kickers are set up in the upper third of the slope between the chairlift and the Atzmännig ski lift.