The night adventure park is now coming to Nõmme: the courses can be completed by headlamp
If Pirita night climbing was missed at the end of August, a new opportunity awaits in Tallinn in September. 11. and 12. September 2026 will take place at Nõmme Seikluspark ÖöRonimine, where the usual adventure trails can be completed after sunset by headlamp light.
The trails are open until midnight on both evenings, and the pine forest of Nõmme in the dark, a bonfire, hot tea, glow sticks and marshmallows add atmosphere to the usual climbing experience.
What makes night climbing different?
During the day, the next obstacle, the height and the distance are all clearly visible on the adventure trail. In the dark, the whole experience changes. By headlamp light, you can mainly see what is directly ahead, and a familiar trail may seem completely different.
Nõmme Seikluspark has a total of six high ropes courses. During ÖöRonimine, you can tackle them in the evening, when the park would normally already be closed.
If needed, the organizers provide participants with a headlamp to use. Visitors can also look forward to a bonfire, glow sticks and hot tea. According to Visit Tallinn’s event information, marshmallows are also part of the evening.
When does ÖöRonimine take place at Nõmme Seikluspark?
ÖöRonimine takes place on two evenings:
Friday, 11. September 2026
Saturday, 12. September 2026
Joint briefings take place at three times on both evenings:
- at 20.00
- at 20.30
- at 21.00
You can climb the adventure trails until 00.00 o’clock. When buying a ticket, you must select a suitable date and briefing time.
How much does an ÖöRonimine ticket cost?
Ticket prices are:
Adult – 34 €
Young person up to 17 years old – 29 €
Advance booking is required. Tickets can be purchased through the Fienta platform.
Is ÖöRonimine suitable for families with children?
The event is also aimed at families, and there is a separate youth ticket for those up to 17 years old. However, this does not mean that all adventure courses are suitable for children of every age.
Nõmme Seikluspark has courses of varying difficulty, and for younger children it is worth checking which courses they can access based on their height and age before buying a ticket.
The nighttime format can be especially exciting for school-age children and teenagers who want something extra from a usual visit to an adventure park. The forest shrouded in darkness, headlamps and the late hour make the same place feel completely different.
A great idea for an autumn evening in Tallinn
In September, evenings get noticeably darker, which is exactly why ÖöRonimine is a great fit for an autumn event.
This could be a good choice for a family or group of friends looking for something more active in Tallinn than a movie, a playroom or a usual dinner.
In addition to climbing, a bonfire, hot tea and the Nõmme forest shrouded in darkness create a special atmosphere at the event. So this is not simply extended opening hours, but an evening experience unlike a usual visit to an adventure park.
Where is Nõmme Seikluspark located?
Nõmme Seikluspark is located at Külmallika 15a, Tallinn, on the same grounds as Nõmme Spordikeskus.
According to the adventure park's information, you can reach it by car via Üliõpilastee from Kadaka tee or Ehitajate tee, and there is free parking on site.
ÖöRonimine at Nõmme Seikluspark – the most important information
📅 11. and 12. September 2026
⏰ 20.00–00.00
🎓 Instructions: 20.00, 20.30 and 21.00
📍 Nõmme Seikluspark, Külmallika 15a, Tallinn
🎟 Adult: 34€
🎟 Youth up to 17 years old: 29€
🔦 Headlamps are available on site if needed
🔥 Bonfire, hot tea, glow sticks and marshmallows
✅ Advance booking is required
If you're looking for something different to do with children in Tallinn in September, remember to mark 11. or 12. September in your calendar. ÖöRonimine is one of those events where a familiar place changes completely for a few hours, turning a usual adventure park into an evening adventure in the light of headlamps and a bonfire.
Frequently asked questions
When does ÖöRonimine take place at Nõmme Seikluspark?
ÖöRonimine takes place on 11. and 12. September 2026. On both evenings, briefings begin at 20.00, 20.30 and 21.00, and the courses remain open until midnight.
How much does an ÖöRonimine ticket cost?
An adult ticket costs 34 euros, and a youth ticket for those up to 17 years old costs 29 euros.
Do I need to bring my own headlamp?
No. The organizer provides participants with headlamps if needed.
Can you go to ÖöRonimine with children?
Yes. The event is presented as a family event, and there is a separate ticket for young people up to the age of 17. However, before going, it is worth checking the length and age requirements for adventure trails suitable for children.
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The information in this article has been verified against public information from Nõmme Seikluspark, Visit Tallinn, and the event's ticket sales. The event organizer may change the program or conditions, so it is worth checking the latest information on the official event page before going.