Treetop Challenge

Enter the treetops by rope ladder to discover high rise platforms connected by suspended crossings. This course caters for those who want to advance to trickier challenges without leaving the novice adventurers behind – there’s a massive 41 crossings to master. Each site ends in a zip wire including a spectacular finale - you’ll launch yourself over the meadow, go through a tree tunnel before safely landing back down to earth by our cabin.

16+ price: £34
Under 15 price: £26

Prices: from £26

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go ape tree top challenge participation ratios

One participating adult (18+) to supervise up to two children aged 10 to 15 years while on the course.

Adventure Overview

Safety

Self Belay
Duration

2-3 hours
Difficulty

Go Easy
Highest Platform

14m
Longest Zip

126m
Maximum Weight

20.5 stone (130kg)
Minimum Age

10 years old
Minimum Height

1.4m (4ft 7")

Fabulous. Even in the rain.

Helen Bishop
I was given a Go Ape experience as a 60th birthday present and enjoyed it so much that I was soon back there when my sister came to visit. My initial assumption was that we’d get round in under an hour so was so pleased that there was enough of the course to keep us entertained for about 2 1/2 hours. Great fun and great people.

George Varney
Great day even in the rain. Great staff and the kids had a day to remember

Richard Tarrant
My friends and I had a fantastic time! Simple and precise instructions from friendly staff at the beginning and then we were left to our own devices, which we thoroughly enjoyed. Great value for money as the course took us 3 hours to complete. Will definitely go again, it was great fun (one piece of advice for this time of year would be to wear your thermals!). Be aware of the parking charges though which is separate to Go Ape, I got charged £9 for slightly going over 3 hours... extortionate!

Jo Handley
Super zabawa dla dużych i małych . Polecam bez cienia wątpliwości

Arthur from Edinburgh
It was terrifying at first, but actually, the proper training and preparation kicked in. The crossings were challenging but more easily achieved than expected. I was looking after 2 10yos which added to the tension, but they had listened and were sensible and competent and safe even if sometimes fixing onto pulleys was a stretch. It was less physically demanding than I expected, even climbing the rope ladders wasn't as hard as I thought they would be. It wasn't wholly enjoyable for the first time, too many things to take in and cope with. I suspect the 2nd time will be easier but not sure that's going to happen for me!

Sarah O'Malley