Are you ready to take your slackline skills to new heights—literally?
Whether you want to face your fear of heights, master your first highline steps, or learn how to rig slacklines safely in the mountains, this 6-day workshop offers the adventure of a lifetime.

Under the expert guidance of Samuel Volery, one of the world’s most experienced highliners, you’ll train in the stunning valley of Gadmen, near the Sustenpass. Over the course, you’ll walk, fall, rig, and discover everything it takes to become a confident highliner.

👉 Spots are limited to 10 participants—reserve early! 🔥

What You’ll Experience in the Highline Workshop

• Set up 3–4 highlines (25–60m long, 60m high) together with the group
• Unlimited time to try walking, falling, and getting comfortable on the line
• Learn safe highline rigging techniques between trees and rocks
• Try your first freestyle tricks 🤸 (which also helps to overcome your fears of height)
• Learn to Leashfall safely and climb up the leash again
• Enjoy breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps 🏔️

On Day 4, we’ll take a rest day to recharge and explore the beautiful surroundings. Days 5 and 6 are dedicated to consolidating your skills and gaining independence on and around the highline.

Included in the Workshop:

• ✅ Full participation in the workshop
• ✅ All necessary highline equipment (except personal harness)
• ✅ 5x breakfast and 5x dinner
• ✅ Accommodation in the group house (bring sleeping bag & bed sheet – optionally you can also sleep in your van)

Workshop Requirements

You should be in decent shape (e.g. 2+ pullups or climb 6a). Ideally you can walk a 15-20m long slackline with 2m sag.

It is simply more fun on the highline if you already have some stable basics on the ground. But you are also welcome to participate if you’re not yet there.

We strongly recommend that you learn how to

• Mantle Mount
• Sit Mount (or Chongo-Mount or Knee-Drop-Mount) on a slackline with about 2m sag

Having a strong and clean mantle mount will allow you to do many tries on the highline! If you do not yet have a clean mantle mount you will be exhausted after only a few leash falls.

Extra preparation tips:

• Practice how to start and stop a surf on a rodeoline

What to Bring to the Highline Workshop

• Weatherproof clothing
• Personal harness
• Sleeping bag & bed sheet (or a van)
• Lunch & Snacks (shop beforehand—we’re in a remote location.)

If you have:

• Safety sling + carabiner
• HangOver (Rolling device)

Optional but potentially useful:

• Protective gear (gloves, cup, barefoot shoes (skinners), bike pants)

About Your Instructor – Samuel Volery

• Pioneer of modern highlining and inventor of countless tricks
• Holder of several highline world records
• Decades of teaching experience
• Curious what he is up to these days? Follow him on Insta @samuelvolery
• Always prioritizes safety first

Practical Info

If you’re looking for some information and exercieces to get prepared, here we have some good ones:

• Learn how to rig a Highline
• Get ready for your first Highline

Registration & Payment Terms

• Deposit: 30% of course fee to secure your spot
• Balance: 70% due after the course
• Deposits are non-refundable in case of cancellation