10 March 2026
A 7th birthday is an important milestone. Children aged 7 are in group 3 or 4, have often already become tougher and more adventurous, and like to do cool things with their friends. A children's party in the climbing forest offers just that: a real outdoor activity full of adventure, challenge and fun.
At age 7, his children:
This combination makes the climbing forest ideal: it is challenging enough to be exciting, but safe enough for children who are just becoming more independent.
Children as young as 7 years old have access to specific climbing routes appropriate to their height, strength and skills. Children can climb from 6 years old and with a minimum height of 1.20m. Most 7-year-olds achieve this.
After the mandatory safety instruction, children can go into the forest independently and climb all the orange routes. Super fun and challenging! As a parent/guide, you can climb along, but this is not compulsory. Do supervise the kids a little.
No, 7 years is a perfect age! Our climbing forests have special junior routes which can be climbed from 6-7 years old. Children are physically and mentally ready for the challenge at this age. The low courses are safe and tailored to their ability.
Check in advance the height of all children coming along. If they are less than 1.20m tall, unfortunately they are not allowed to climb with us.
Climbing can continue as normal when it rains. Children often find this very cool! In extreme weather conditions, we will contact you in advance.
Yes, no problem at all! There are picnic tables available where you can sit comfortably. We cannot reserve these for you.
Each of the locations is unique, but one thing they have in common is the beautiful surroundings.ย
All our climbing forests are located in real forests, where we do not use climbing poles. This gives you the best climbing experience! We build and maintain the routes ourselves and they are inspected externally for safety. Our staff is trained to give safety instructions and to give you the best experience. A day you will never forget!