High Ropes Courses

Standing about 25 meters tall, it is the new centerpiece of Munich’s Olympic Park: a KristallTurm® KT-7 high ropes course. But only those who climb it are treated to a panoramic view of the entire park: From the 180 m² viewing platform above the three climbing levels, you can look directly into the Olympic Stadium … Weiterlesen

Across Asia, the leisure and tourism industry is entering a new phase of competition. Resorts, mixed-use developments, theme parks, and destination projects are no longer competing on accommodation alone – they are competing on experience value, dwell time, and repeat visitation. Today’s travelers – both domestic and international – are looking for active, immersive, and … Weiterlesen

When we think of Tibet, we picture Buddhist monasteries and temples, breathtaking landscapes and culture, and the highest mountains in the world. Much of the region lies above 4,000 meters, which is why it’s often referred to as the “Roof of the World.” It is precisely here – in the city of Shannan in southern … Weiterlesen

A new mark on the map and another milestone for KristallTurm®: one of our high ropes courses now stands in Taiwan, around 8,000 kilometers away from our production site in Lenggries. On the campus of the Pingtung University of Science and Technology, students and adventure seekers can now enjoy a KT-7 high ropes course with … Weiterlesen

„Cities are and will remain magnets for creative minds. They are the essential drivers of innovation and progress, and they serve as the economic powerhouses of the world.” cf. Megatrend Urbanisierung: in: Zukunftsinstitut 2020 MEGATREND: URBANIZATION & HEALTH Two megatrends are shaping the development of cities and bring with them both opportunities and challenges: ongoing … Weiterlesen

This KristallTurm® High Ropes Course traveled around 18,300 kilometers from our KT headquarters in Lenggries, Upper Bavaria, to its new home in Auckland, New Zealand. It is now fully assembled on the grounds of the Wero Whitewater Park. The climbing facility spans 13 poles and 3 levels, allowing up to 100 people to climb simultaneously. … Weiterlesen