Located in the picturesque Trossachs National Park, you can expect incredible natural surrounds at this Go Ape location.
With a stunning backdrop of mountain and moorland, forest and woodland, rivers and lochs - this dual course really is zip wire heaven!
Home to two of the longest zips in the UK you’ll be flying over trees and waterfalls with unprecedented, seasonal views of the hills, valleys and Highlands.
The start of this Treetop Challenge packs a punch with a colossal 323-metre zip thrill before you’ve even tackled the high-rise challenges. Your reward? A whopping 45-metre-high, 426-metre-long flight back down to earth.
Just an hour from Glasgow, Queen Elizabeth Forest Park is located in Trossachs National Park. It’s a mecca for Go Ape pilgrims, thrill seekers, adventure lovers and those who just want to have fun near Loch Lomond.
Get out and about exploring the forest on two wheels. The park is home to Britain’s largest off-road cycle network. Bring the bikes and tackle some of the trails which are ideal for families and mixed abilities.
Put your navigational skills to the test. You can grab a free orienteering map from the visitor centre and explore parts of the forest most visitors don’t venture to.
If all this activity gives you an appetite, then there’s a café to grab some food and drink.
There's also an impressive Lodge Forest Visitor Centre with live CCTV viewing so you can get up close to a wide range of wildlife, and a red squirrel hide within easy strolling distance.
If you’re thinking you’re going to need more than one day to enjoy all this fabulous park has to offer then pack your sleeping bag and tent – there’s a campsite if you fancy staying longer.
Due to COVID-19 we are trying to limit items coming in to the cabin to protect us all. We ask larger items and bags are left in your vehicle. We have small storage available at the cabin for valuable items such as keys and wallets.
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Know before you go
Wear sensible clothes for adventure.
Footwear must be sturdy and suitable for the outdoors. No sandals, slip-off shoes, open toes or heels.
Gloves are a good idea. Either bring a pair or you can buy them at the cabin on the day.
Midges will be around during the summer months. Remember to bring some spray or you can buy some from the cabin on the day.
Make a day of it
Take on nearby hills Ben A'an, Ben Venue or Ben Lomond.
Bring a bike and tackle the trails - suitable for families and mixed abilities.
Enjoy a drink and refreshments at the Visitor Centre café - the views are amazing!
The Visitor Centre also offers live CCTV viewing so you can get close to a wide range of wildlife including osprey, buzzards, peregrines, red squirrel, deer and badgers.
Stroll to the easy to reach red squirrel hide.
Amazing experience, brilliant instructors, great day out and well worth the drive!
B. Robertson
Great day out. Action packed and scarier than I thought it would be
Debbie
Loved Aberfloyle Go Ape. Excellent training and support as you went round. Lots of obstacles so plenty to do. Great setting and enjoyed it despite drizzly rain. Facilities on site also very good. Would recommend Forestry commission cafe.
Heather Drysdale
It is always a brilliant experience the staff are so nice and helpful . It is all so well organised and is so much fun.
Michael
Great.
Now off try the one in Peebles.
Nick Johnston
The weather may of been chucking it down but still didn’t disappoint! Great time and great fun! Staff very good.
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