Treetop Challenge
Exhilarating fun in the trees with crossings, Tarzan Swings and epic zip wires across five different sites that progress in difficulty as you go. Suitable for anyone who is 1.4m.
- 2-3 hours
- From £25
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Bedgebury
This award-winning pinetum adds a true forest experience to your Go Ape exploits.
With Treetop Challenge, Treetop Adventure Plus and Treetop Adventure experiences there’s something for thrill seekers and the little ones too.
Home to an exhilarating 170-metre zip, this course will have you navigating your way through a tunnel of greenery as you immerse yourself in this dense forest.
Bit nervous? There’s a continuous belay so once you’re hooked on, that’s it for the duration.
With Treetop Challenge, Treetop Adventure Plus and Treetop Adventure experiences there’s something for thrill seekers and the little ones too.
Home to an exhilarating 170-metre zip, this course will have you navigating your way through a tunnel of greenery as you immerse yourself in this dense forest.
Bit nervous? There’s a continuous belay so once you’re hooked on, that’s it for the duration.
Winter Opening Hours
Come and join us in the trees this winter. We are open on weekends this winter, so grab your coat, gloves and hat and come and join us for an adventure.go ape adventures at bedgebury
Adventures in an award-winning park
Set in a Grade II listed landscape, you’ll find Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest on the Kent/Sussex border. We’re very proud to share the space with what is considered to be the largest and most complete collection of conifers in the world. With such a big reputation you can imagine that Bedgebury draws a global crowd.
There are 2,500 acres to explore. With three walking, three cycle (family and mountain-biking), plus four orienteering and running trails, you’re spoilt for choice.
Take the family on the play trail – while you enjoy the calming ambience of the forest, the children can clamber on the play furniture enroute. There’s lots for them to discover including the shipwreck, the mighty tree house and the giant spiders webs.
You can also take in the stunning Pinetum views with a picnic or while enjoying some refreshments at the Bedgebury café which serves a wide range of locally sourced food.
Location Overview
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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.
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Admission fees apply at Bedgebury Pinetum. £10 per car term times Monday to Friday, £14 per car weekends, school holidays and bank holidays. Card payment available.
mAKE A DAY OF IT
- Bring the bikes or rent a bike and enjoy one of the cycle trails.
- Coming on a Saturday? Get here for 9am and do the parkrun first!
- Tackle one of the walking trails.
- Explore nearby Bewl Water, complete with a range of leisure and recreational activities.
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Just brilliant!
Keli Nolan-Lyons
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Great experience and well organised. Staff were knowledgeable and safety-focused. It was my first time doing anything like this, and having a huge fear of heights meant that I was extremely anxious beforehand. The only downside was having to wait for another party who were late, as waiting around added to my anxiety. As there is emphasis within the email confirmation of the need to be on time, this seemed a little unfair!
Kerry Derbyshire
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We visited Go Ape Junior at Bedgebury and had a great time. In fact, it was one of the highlights of half-term for the children! The staff were helpful and friendly. My son got scared part way through one of the courses and one staff member was extremely calm and helpful to get him back onto a platform. We will definitely return and would recommend Go Ape to friends.
D Bruce
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Fab day. Will definitely be doing it again
Rebecca Borland
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Great fun all around with the kids.
Antonio Abreu
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Staff were great and we had loads of fun. Only criticism was that we lost at least 10 minutes of our paid for time waiting for a scared child to get unstuck. And though I support helping him through it it's a bit unfair that the 10 or so other children behind him lost out. Perhaps it would be better to allocate a certain number of course loops rather than specifically an hour so everyone can go at their own pace and other children aren't adversely affected
AB
