AT A GLANCE
Why go?
Jungli Park is a treetop rope-course adventure park set in the Pyshki forest park on the banks of the Neman River in Grodno, Belarus. Opened in December 2012, it was the first European-standard aerial obstacle course in the country and remains one of the most distinctive outdoor attractions in the region.↗↗
With courses ranging from a toddler-friendly baby track to the highest single rope line in Belarus — soaring 13–15 metres above the pine canopy — Jungli Park offers active family fun that requires no prior climbing experience. Visitors are fitted with certified safety harnesses, given a briefing, and cheered on by instructors as they swing, balance, and zip-line between the trees.↗↗
Courses for Every Adventurer
The park offers four main rope routes graded by height and difficulty, so every member of the family can find their level.↗
The Baby Track is designed for children aged 3 to 6 and features low obstacles that build coordination and confidence, culminating in a thrilling zip-line descent. The Children's Track (ages 6–10) sits 2–3 metres high across 16 stages with playful names like Zigzag, Little Logs, and the Net, plus a mini climbing wall that lets young explorers feel like real mountaineers.