Axe Throwing

Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome on site and must be kept on leads. Please note that dogs are not able to join you on the course and need a spectator to look after them.

There is a cafe within the visitor centre that serves hot food and drinks, opening times vary throughout the year so please check The Lodge visitor centre webpage for more details.

Baby-changing facilities are available in the main visitor centre. There are accessible toilets in the visitor centre and in the toilet block opposite the cabin.

There are accessible trails leading from the visitor centre which are all waymarked. The visitor centre also hire out accessible mobility scooters as well. Please note that due to our courses remote location and the hilly terrain there are no accessible trails over to where the course is. If you have any specific accessibility requirements please contact us ahead of your visit so we can help.

Yes, the car park is operated by Forestry and Land Scotland. It is pay and display and you can use cash, card or the RingGo app to pay.

We have space for small items at the cabin, but storage is not secure, so belongings are left at your own risk. We recommend bringing as little as possible and any bags to be left in your vehicle if you arrive by car.

Toilets are located opposite the cabin, there are also toilets in the main visitor centre. We also have a compostable toilet in the forest next to our course.

Go Ape Aberfoyle is located just outside of Aberfoyle village in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. As you drive through the village turn right and head up the A821 Trossachs road. You will see brown tourist signs for Go Ape after roughly a mile. The entrance to The Lodge visitor centre carpark will be on your right. The Go Ape cabin is situated next to the visitor centre and cafe, uphill from the car park.