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How and where?
How long does it take to climb?
It is very individual and depends on age and physical condition. But expect to spend at least 2.5 hours completing all courses and better allow 4 hours if you also want to take breaks between courses.
How long do you have in the climbing park?
During opening hours, you can basically stay in the Climbing Park as long as you like. However, reservations are made for many bookings. If you have booked a time outside of regular opening hours, you have 4 hours in total, which is adequate to get through all the courses.
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Questions about tickets, access, and security
Which ticket should I buy?
General
Your ticket grants access to the park you have selected.
Height and age determine which courses you are permitted to climb. Maximum weight limit in both parks: 110 kg.
Ticket types in Virum
Yellow ticket (min. 130 cm)
Buy a yellow ticket if you only want to climb on the yellow course.
Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
Child ticket (min. 135 cm and max. 13 years old)
Buy a child ticket if you are max. 13 years old and want to climb on all the courses that your height allows.
Children under 10 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Adult ticket (14+ years
Buy an adult ticket if you are older than 13 and want to climb on all the courses that your height allows.
Read about the tracks in Virum here.
Ticket types in Hornbæk
Yellow ticket (Mini-Tops, ages 3-6)
Buy a Mini-Tops ticket if you are under 130 cm tall and want to climb on the yellow course. An adult must accompany you.
Ung-Tops ticket (7–13 years)
Buy an Ung-Tops ticket if you are between 8 and 13 years old and want to climb on all the courses that your height allows.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult (16+) on the blue and red courses.
Adult ticket (14+ years)
Buy an adult ticket if you are 14 years or older and want to climb on all the courses that your height allows.
Read about the courses in Hornbæk here.
How old do you have to be to climb?
It varies for the two parks.
In the park in Hornbæk, the yellow course can be climbed by children as young as 3 years old.
Read about the different courses in Hornbæk with associated height and age requirements here.
In the park in Virum, it depends on the child's height. The height requirement for the smallest track is 130 cm. Smaller children can try their hand at the children's track, which runs through the forest floor and does not require a harness, instruction, or ticket. Read about the different tracks in Virum and their height and age requirements here.
How long do I have on the courses?
On the climbing courses, you have 4 hours, including a 30-minute safety briefing.
Most people – who have the courage to climb all the routes – can do it in four hours and still have time for a break along the way.
What is included in the price?
Climbing ticket includes:
4 hours of climbing
30-minute safety briefing
Loan of harnesses and safety equipment
Access to the courses your ticket grants access to
Disc golf includes:
1 disc (frisbee)
Scorecard
Quiz includes:
1 quiz sheet
Additional sheets can be purchased separately
Do I have to pay if I don't climb?
No, you don't have to pay if you just want to watch from the ground. There are paths in the forest under the tracks where you can follow, take photos, and cheer. You can also relax and enjoy nature in the lounge area.
Should I reserve a car seat?
No, equipment is included in the climbing ticket, and we will make sure to have a harness and helmet ready for you.
Is tree climbing safe?
Yes. Our safety system is designed so that you cannot click yourself out until you are back on the ground. This means that you cannot end up standing in the trees without being secured. Before you are allowed to go up into the trees, you will receive thorough safety instructions and complete a practice course at ground level, where you will become comfortable with the equipment. You must follow the instructions given, and the instructors' guidance must be followed at all times. You can read more about our safety system here.
Am I insured when I climb?
We have the statutory insurance with Alm. Brand.
Permits and inspection
The Til-Tops climbing parks have permission from the North Zealand Police (under Police Director Henriette Rosenborg Larsen) to operate public amusement parks.
The parks are approved every year by the Danish Technological Institute.
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Practical questions about visiting the climbing park
Are there any activities for those who don't want to climb?
Yes, in Hornbæk we have a disc golf course, a forest quiz, nature bingo, cornhole, and ladder golf. Tickets can be purchased on site. Nature bingo is free. You can read more here. Prices for other activities can be found on the Prices and Opening Hours page.
In Virum, we have the Children's Course, which you are welcome to try out. It is especially popular among children who are not yet tall enough for the other courses. Read more about the Children's Course here. In addition, we have Forest Disc Golf, King's Game, Cornhole, Stair Golf, and cozy campfire sites.
The fire pits in both parks are free to use – just remember to bring your own firewood, kindling, etc.
What clothes and shoes should I wear?
- Clothes that are easy to move around in, but not too loose. Clothes you would go for a run in.
- Avoid dresses and skirts.
- Closed shoes with good soles (not ballerina flats or similar).
- People with long hair should either use a hair tie or braid their hair.
- Bring gloves – or buy a pair in the park for 25 kroner.
What if it rains?
It is not dangerous to climb in rainy weather. Dress sensibly and enjoy the scent of the wet forest.
Once you are up on the tracks, you are well covered by the leaves. Only thunderstorms and lightning or strong winds (average wind speed above 11 m/s) will close the tracks – if this happens, we will make sure you get to the top at another time.
Can I buy food and drinks on site?
Yes, you can buy a cup of coffee/tea/cocoa, chocolate bars and ice cream as well as cold sodas and sparkling water.
You are also welcome to bring food, and you have the option of cooking and making a campfire. Contact us to reserve a campfire site.
Where can I park my car?
We have free parking spaces in both parks.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, dogs are welcome as long as they do not disturb other guests in the park.
Can I pay with Dankort, credit card, or MobilePay on site?
Yes, you can pay with Mastercard, Visa, Visa Dankort, MobilePay, and cash.
What if I have to cancel?
If you are unable to attend at the booked time, please call or email us at least 48 hours in advance. We will then find another time when you can come to Til-Tops instead. The ticket will not be refunded.