The Forestal Park offers a truly refreshing activity for those who would like to discover Tenerife's more active and greener side alongside its sunny coastline. The adventure park is located in the protected landscape of Las Lagunetas, at an altitude of approx. 1,400 m (4,593 ft), in the middle of a Canary pine forest. Here, instead of urban noise, the trees, the forest air and the challenges completed together take centre stage.
Nine different courses and more than 90 elevated obstacles await among the trees. You can make your way across suspension bridges, nets, rope elements and wooden steps, then move dynamically from one section to the next on the zip lines. Thanks to this variety, the activity is not about completing one long route: you can decide which courses best suit your preferences and experience.
The green, blue, red and black markings indicate difficulty levels ranging from easy to extreme. If this is your first time trying a similar activity, you can gradually familiarise yourself with the obstacles. If you already have experience, the more technical and physically demanding courses also offer more serious challenges.
The admission ticket includes a three-hour programme. During the first approx. 30 minutes, you will learn how to use the equipment, listen to the safety briefing and then practise the necessary movements on a trial course. Afterwards, you can freely choose from the routes available to you for approx. 2.5 hours.
Thanks to the continuous safety system, you remain connected to the safety line from the beginning to the end of each elevated section. The instructors teach you how to use the system, check the equipment and then monitor the courses from the ground, helping when necessary. This allows you to experience the challenges independently without being left without support.
The activity can be an especially enjoyable shared experience for families, couples and groups of friends. Everyone can progress at their own pace on courses of different difficulty levels, while encouraging each other, enjoying the momentum of the zip lines and successfully completing an obstacle can bring genuine joy.
The site was created with respect for nature, so protecting the forest's plant and animal life is part of the visit. By following the marked routes and respecting the wildlife, you contribute to preserving this special pine forest alongside enjoying your own adventure.
WHERE AND WHEN?
Las Lagunetas pine forest, La Esperanza
SUMMER:
Every day of the week
AUTUMN, WINTER, SPRING:
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
You’ll find the available start times in the booking section, making it easy to choose the one that best fits your plans for the day.
The programme can only be started on the date and at the exact time indicated in the booking.
PARKING
PARKING 1 (Google Maps) (Forestal Park's unpaved outdoor car park, free of charge)
PARKING 2 (Google Maps) (Forestal Park's unpaved outdoor car park, free of charge)
⚠️ do not leave valuables in the car
LOCATION (on foot)
ENTRANCE (Google Maps)
You must check in at reception.
PROGRAMME TYPE
Outdoors
PREGNANCY
The venue can be visited during pregnancy, but participation in the programme is not permitted.
ACCESSIBLE
/wheelchair or pushchair/
No
PETS
Pets are not permitted to participate in the programme.
ORDER OF ARRIVAL
The order of arrival is not important.
TOILET FACILITIES
Available.
IMPORTANT! In accordance with local regulations, toilet paper must be placed in the bins provided in the toilets.
SMOKING
Smoking is prohibited throughout Forestal Park.
HOW DOES THE PROGRAMME WORK?
(example for a morning time slot)
9:30 (9:30 AM): arrival by car
9:40 (9:40 AM): check-in, completion of the participation form and organisation of personal belongings
10:00 (10 AM): the provider fits and adjusts the safety harness, then gives the safety briefing
10:15 (10:15 AM): practice using the continuous safety system and completion of the mandatory trial course
10:40 (10:40 AM): independent use of the courses begins; participants can choose from routes suited to their height, experience and preferences. Between courses, participants can return to ground level, rest or choose a different difficulty level; the instructors supervise participants from the ground
approx. 13:00 (1 PM): return to reception, handover of the safety equipment and departure
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
(depends on the selected courses)
Medium - average physical fitness is recommended
High - good physical fitness and suitable stamina are required
AVAILABLE LANGUAGES
Staff: Spanish, English
A basic level of language proficiency is required to participate in the programme.
INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR BOOKING
From the person making the booking:
• name as shown on official documents
• email address
• telephone number
• billing address
• preferred language
From every participant:
• body weight
RECOMMENDED BOOKING PERIOD
2 months - 14 days in advance
BOOKING DEADLINE
7 days in advance
RECOMMENDED BOOKING PERIOD
2 months - 14 days in advance
BOOKING DEADLINE
7 days in advance
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
• Children aged 0-4 and under 110 cm (3 ft 7 in) tall may not participate in the activity
• Children aged 5-12 may only participate when accompanied by an adult; the number of required adult companions depends on the children's ages and the difficulty of the selected course
• Children aged 13-17 require permission from a parent or legal guardian, but they do not have to complete the courses with an adult
• People aged 70 and over may not participate in the activity
• The activity may only be attended on the exact date and at the exact time stated in the booking
• The park's opening days and closing time depend on the season
• Arrival 30 minutes before the activity starts is recommended
• There is no transfer service or direct public transport to the park; your own car, a rental car or a taxi is required
• Remove earrings, watches, bracelets and any protruding body jewellery before starting
• The road is winding in several sections
• The weather in the mountains can be considerably cooler and cloudier than on the ocean coast
• The minimum height for the easy and intermediate courses is 1.10 m (3.6 ft), and 1.45 m (4.8 ft) for the difficult and extreme courses
• The maximum weight for participation is 110 kg (243 lb)
• Participation in the activity requires basic language skills
• The activity is also suitable for beginners, and the staff will help you learn the necessary techniques
• The difficult and extreme courses also offer serious, exciting challenges for experienced adventure park visitors
• Following the safety briefing and the instructors' directions is mandatory
• All participants must arrive sober
• Long hair should be tied back securely
• Taking photos and videos with a phone during the activity is - for safety reasons - prohibited
• An action camera may be used with a chest strap so that both hands remain free
• Companions who do not take part in the high ropes courses may follow the activity free of charge from the designated forest trails; they do not need to book an entry ticket
• There are no lockers at the venue, and the reception does not accept personal belongings for safekeeping
• The picnic area may only be used with advance booking and for an additional fee
• To use the restroom, ask the staff for help removing and refitting the harness
• In accordance with local regulations, toilet paper must be placed in the bins provided in the restrooms
• The activity may go ahead in light rain; in the event of strong winds, heavy rain, a thunderstorm, fire risk or another safety risk, the provider may close or evacuate the park
• In extreme weather conditions, the activity may be modified or cancelled (details: FAQ)
HEALTH INFORMATION
• The activity is not accessible for people with reduced mobility
• The park may be visited during pregnancy, but pregnant guests may not participate in the activity
• difficulty level: intermediate (average physical fitness is recommended) or high (good physical fitness and adequate stamina are required), depending on the selected course
• participation should be carefully considered in the case of cardiovascular or respiratory problems (e.g. asthma, COPD)
• people with rheumatic or musculoskeletal conditions may not participate in the activity
• the activity may be particularly demanding for people with a fear of heights, as some suspension bridges and obstacles are more than 20 m (66 ft) above the ground
HOW SHOULD YOU PREPARE?
• comfortable layered clothing
• top: you must wear a top that covers your waist even while moving
• long trousers
• jumper or light jacket (due to the changeable weather)
• closed, sturdy, comfortable, non-slip footwear with flat soles (you may not participate in the activity wearing open footwear)
• sports gloves or fingerless gloves
• waist bag or small backpack
• high-quality polarised sunglasses with a secure retaining strap
• hair tie (if you have long hair)
• mineral water (min. 1.5 litres (51 fl oz) per person)
• a small amount of food or an energy-rich snack
OPTIONAL
• change of clothes
IN WINTER
+ comfortable, warm layered clothing
+ warm headwear and scarf
FINESTPASS™ PRO tip
• save the admission ticket to your phone in advance, as there is no reliable mobile network in the pine forest
• decide in advance at the venue which difficulty levels interest you most, as it is generally not possible to complete all nine routes during the approx. 2.5 hours of course access
• use your own sports gloves with a good grip, as the ropes and handholds can quickly become uncomfortable without gloves
• it is worth starting with the longer or more difficult courses
• if a longer queue forms at one of the courses, temporarily choose another route and return later
• if possible, leave valuables at your accommodation, as the car park is not supervised and there are no lockers in the park
• if you would like to keep the option of a one-hour extension open at the venue, do not choose the final starting time, as the last session cannot be extended
PARKING 1 | Forestal Park's unpaved outdoor car park (free)
PARKING 2 | Forestal Park's unpaved outdoor car park (free)
ENTRANCE
en 
La Esperanza
3 hours
4.8 (3.0 K)
