CLIMBING TRAIL FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILDREN
Harnesses, helmet and protective cap under the helmet are provided by our instructors. The instructors have disinfected the parts of the harnesses and helmets that have been in contact with the children in advance.
Harnesses, helmets and protective caps under the helmet are provided by our instructors. The instructors have, after each use, disinfected the parts of the harnesses and helmets that have been in contact with the children. The instructors will put on a harness and helmet as well as explain and show, both to the children and also to the parents, how the carabiner works.
Parents must be in where we put on harnesses and helmets, AND the parents MUST assist in putting on the equipment if there is a need for this, parents also get information about how the carabiner works.
Our climbing system including continuous belay and the zipline trolley (supplied and developed by Kanopeo, Certified Saferoller® Trolley) means that children can NOT be disconnected from the trail without the assistance of one of our instructors. When the child does not want to or cannot complete the round, we ask parents to contact one of the instructors so that they can release the child from the carabiner. NB parents MUST NOT climb up on any platforms or in the structure itself, parents should only move on the ground - it is only children with the correct equipment and the instructors who should move on the construction.
Parents / guardians must take off the harness and helmet after the end of the round, if you need help, one of our instructors assists with this. When returning harnesses and helmets, these are placed on the designated benches.
HEDDA'S CLIMBING TRAIL
This trail is also a great training to be able to master Ola's climbing trail, but if the child wants to try the big trail, harnesses for Hedda's trail and the orange helmet MUST first be handed in. The child then queues up for Ola's climbing trail to put on new harnesses there, and a blue helmet, as well as pass the test trail before the child can walk Ola's climbing trail itself.