New ‘Universally Accessible High Ropes Course’ in Marburg (Germany)

A new multifunctional and universally accessible high ropes course, operated by the Marburg Adventure Project (MAP – Haus der Jugend), has opened in Marburg’s Stadtwald. Based on experiential learning and outdoor education, MAP’s programmes support both personal development and social learning.
The new course welcomes all groups and demonstrates that ‘Adventure for All’ should be accessible to everyone, regardless of background, resources or individual abilities.
For more than 15 years, members of the ERCA Working Group ‘Inclusion’ have been actively involved in developing and implementing concepts that make high ropes courses more accessible. This project also brought together ALEA GmbH’s decades of construction experience and Seilschaft UG’s specialist training expertise.
Watch the television feature here (German language): https://www.1730live.de/2026/07/07/inklusiver-hochseilgarten-klettern-fuer-menschen-mit-behinderung-in-marburg/
The new course welcomes all groups and demonstrates that ‘Adventure for All’ should be accessible to everyone, regardless of background, resources or individual abilities.
For more than 15 years, members of the ERCA Working Group ‘Inclusion’ have been actively involved in developing and implementing concepts that make high ropes courses more accessible. This project also brought together ALEA GmbH’s decades of construction experience and Seilschaft UG’s specialist training expertise.
Watch the television feature here (German language): https://www.1730live.de/2026/07/07/inklusiver-hochseilgarten-klettern-fuer-menschen-mit-behinderung-in-marburg/