The new “Jumanji Monkey Trail” at Quellenhof Passeier
High above in the Action Park – the airy adventure for young climbing heroes
People | Quellenhof Passeier
At the Quellenhof Luxury Resort Passeier, one of the most popular family resorts in South Tyrol, an exciting new attraction awaits adventurous kids: the “Jumanji Monkey Trail”! Perched above the go-kart track, this brand-new children’s high ropes course offers thrills, movement and fun in the air – right in the heart of our spacious Action Park for children and teens.
Whether part of your summer holiday in South Tyrol or as an active highlight during a family vacation, the “Jumanji Monkey Trail” combines adventure, courage and coordination – perfect for young guests eager to experience something unforgettable.
High ropes course for kids – fun & safety combined
Climbing, balancing, swinging – and discovering new skills along the way: on the “Jumanji Monkey Trail”, children push their limits through play.
✔️ From age 6 (accompanied by a parent)
✔️ From age 8 also on their own
✔️ Professional supervision by the Acquaterra team
Safety always comes first – without losing the genuine thrill of adventure. This makes the outdoor climbing course for kids one of the absolute highlights of an active family holiday in South Tyrol.
Think that’s all? Think again! The Action Park at Quellenhof Passeier is packed with surprises and ranks among the most diverse outdoor leisure facilities for families in the region.
🎮 In the interactive ValoJump trampoline park, kids become the heroes of their own video game – jumping, steering and playing.
🧗 On the interactive bouldering wall, they complete climbing missions and collect points.
🏎️ On the go-kart track, young and old alike feel the thrill of speed – a must in any sports holiday with kids in South Tyrol.
🌀 And that’s not all: with a mixed reality sports platform, iWall 3.0, Air Guns, crawl tunnel labyrinth and much more, the Action Park at Quellenhof is a paradise for children, teens, and families looking for real holiday action.
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