Fly over the Cocciglia Gorges on zip lines more than 100 meters long, cross Nepalese bridges and slacklines, and stay clipped to a continuous lifeline system in Italy’s first canyon-installed adventure park.
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You step off a wooden platform and the canyon takes over—cold river air pushing up from below, limestone walls narrowing into a corridor of water and light. The wire hums; for a moment the world is the length of the line. Below, the crystalline current of the Cocciglia Gorge threads between boulders, daring you to look down.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1.5–3 hours
Fitness Level
Some climbing, balance and repeated short climbs; good for people with moderate fitness who can handle stair-steep access and brief exertion bursts.
Wildlife
History
The course occupies a gorge carved through Tertiary limestone; the modern park opened in 2015 as Italy’s first high-wire canyon installation.
Conservation
The park operates with a focus on minimal infrastructure in the gorge and safety systems that reduce repeated clipping interference; visitors are asked to follow leave-no-trace rules to protect riverine habitat.
Reserve your spot on the Canyon Zip Line today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Continuous Lifeline Familiarity
Pay attention during the safety briefing and practice clipping/unclipping with your guide—you're clipped in for the whole route.
Footwear Matters
Wear sturdy trainers or low-cut trekking shoes with good grip—bridges and platforms can be wet and uneven.
Hydrate, Light Pack
Bring a small water bottle and stow cameras in provided storage or use a helmet mount—the course requires both hands at times.
Check Weather & Arrival Time
Operators may cancel for bad weather; arrive 20–30 minutes early to sign waivers and get fitted with gear.
Closed-toe trainers or trekking shoes
Grip and ankle support make negotiating wet platforms and bridges safer.
Light, breathable layers
Early spring mornings in the canyon can be cool; layers regulate temperature during active segments.
spring
Small reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated—there's no reliable water source on the course itself.
summer
Secure action camera or helmet mount
The park provides helmet mounts for hands-free footage of zip lines and views.