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Experience Big Trail in Zermatt: Thrilling Zipline and Forest Adventure for All Ages - Zermatt

Experience Big Trail in Zermatt: Thrilling Zipline and Forest Adventure for All Ages

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required; suitable for most ages over eight years comfortable with active hiking and heights

Overview

Explore Zermatt’s Big Trail—five forest trails and exhilarating ziplines perfect for adventurers ages eight and up. Discover why this 3-hour alpine escape is a top outdoor experience in Switzerland’s Wallis canton.

Zermatt, Wallis

Big Trail

Entry for 3 Hours | 5 Trails and Zipline | Ages 8+

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of adventure on The Big Trail course, featuring five unique trails and exhilarating long ziplines. Perfect for ages eight and up, this three-hour journey offers challenges for both beginners and seasoned adventurers, ensuring an unforgettable outdoor experience filled with excitement and exploration.

Five Different Trails including Long Ziplines#


Rates

  • Adults (Ages 18+): 37.00 CHF
  • Adolescent (Ages 13-17): 32.00 CHF
  • Children (Ages 8-12): 27.00 CHF

Duration

3 Hours


About

The Big Trail course includes entry for three hours and access to five different trails for ages eight and older.

  • For ages 8 and older
  • Access to 5 different trails including long ziplines
  • Ropes courses for beginners and more experienced adventurers

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy footwear

Closed-toe hiking or trail shoes are essential for stability on the forest trails and zipline platforms.

Arrive early

Arriving ahead of your booking time lets you get comfortable with the safety briefing and warm up on easier trails.

Dress in layers

Alpine weather can shift quickly—bring breathable layers to stay comfortable throughout your adventure.

Hydrate before the course

Carry water or hydrate well before starting, as the physical activity demands energy and stamina.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Alpine marmots
  • Golden eagles

History

Zermatt has long been a hub for alpine activities since the 19th century, evolving alongside mountaineering and mountain tourism traditions.

Conservation

The Big Trail operators participate in local conservation efforts emphasizing minimal ecological impact and educating visitors on sustainable mountain recreation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable hiking shoes

Essential

Provides needed traction and foot support for varied terrain on trails and platforms.

Light waterproof jacket

Protects against spring rain and mountain weather variability.

spring specific

Helmet (provided)

Essential

Mandatory for zipline safety during the entire course.

Gloves (optional)

Helps grip zipline handles and protects hands during cooler seasons.

fall specific