Monte Tamaro

The best places for Tyrolienne in Ticino

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Popular places in Ticino region for Tyrolienne

Floating through the air on the Tyrolienne and enjoying the landscape at the same time: you can also make this dream come true in Ticino. The longest zipline in Switzerland can be found on Monte Tamaro.

Tyrolienne on Monte Tamaro

The Tyrolienne on Monte Tamaro starts near the top station on Alpe Foppa. You can get the safety devices at the arrival station of the Tyrolienne. There you return them also later.

After you have received your equipment, you walk about 500 m along a gravel road to the starting point of the zip line. After a short briefing you will be secured with a pulley on the steel cable, which is connected with a safety belt.

Over a length of about 400 m you will now descend into the valley at a speed of up to 60 km/h. An automatic braking system stops the ride safely at its destination. The view goes to the mountains, the Magedino plain and the area of Bellinzona.

Monte Tamaro (Photo: Monte Tamaro)Monte Tamaro (Photo: Monte Tamaro)
Monte Tamaro (Photo: Monte Tamaro)Monte Tamaro (Photo: Monte Tamaro)

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Children from 9 years old may participate. The maximum weight is 110 kg. The Tyrolienne is open from April to the first week of November from 10:30 to 16:40 (in July and August until 17:40).

Facts about the Tyrolienne on Monte Tamaro

FactsValues
length440 m
mean gradient10%
Height difference42 m
maximum speed60 km/h
Diameter of steel cable14.5 mm

Monte Tamaro is located not far from the eastern part of Lake Maggiore and is easily accessible from all places in Ticino. The bottom station of the mountain railroad is located in Rivera.

Tyrolienne in Gordola

Following a large rope park, there is a 150 m long tyrolienne in Gordola, only about 5 km from Locarno. It leads back to the starting point of the adventure park. 15 small tyroliennes are integrated in the adventure park.

Monte Tamaro (Photo: Monte Tamaro)Monte Tamaro (Photo: Monte Tamaro)
Monte Tamaro (Photo: Monte Tamaro)Monte Tamaro (Photo: Monte Tamaro)

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