Treetop Challenge
The Goliath of our high ropes adventures. One to test your nerve and head for heights.
- 2-3 hours
- £20
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Bracknell
There’s triple fun to be had at Bracknell Go Ape with three of our fan favourites – Treetop Challenge, Treetop Adventure and Forest Segway. We’ve got all views of the forest covered from ground level to tree level.
Scream your way around Swinley Forest on the Challenge route – be prepared for 2-3 hours of tree-to-tree obstacles designed to get the adrenaline pumping and the heart thumping. If you and the family fancy something a little more sedate, buckle up and hook onto the Treetop Adventure route. Prefer your fun to be on terra firmer? Hire a Segway and get exploring.
Scream your way around Swinley Forest on the Challenge route – be prepared for 2-3 hours of tree-to-tree obstacles designed to get the adrenaline pumping and the heart thumping. If you and the family fancy something a little more sedate, buckle up and hook onto the Treetop Adventure route. Prefer your fun to be on terra firmer? Hire a Segway and get exploring.
go ape adventures at bracknell
An adventure trio
Being owned by the Crown Estate we like to think Go Ape Bracknell has royal approval! It definitely has a sprinkling of magic dust as parts of the Harry Potter movies were filmed on location here.
Conveniently tucked amongst Reading, Farnborough, Maidenhead and Slough it’s the perfect antidote to busy living – a calm oasis for families to retreat to.
Swinley Forest stretches over 2,600-acres of gentle hills from Bracknell to Crowthorne. It’s a lovely place to explore on foot and it’s well known for its mountain bike trails.
There’s a 15-mile cycle network offering Green (beginner), Blue (intermediate) and Red (advanced) trails so something for the two-wheel adventurers and family riders too.
Bring your own bikes or you can hire from the Swinley Bike Hub.
Children can launch a hydrogen rocket, play with boats in the indoor stream or build a house friends in The Look Out Discovery Centre.
There is also a play area which is split into three parts – an inclusive area, infant play area and junior play area.
You can grab a drink and snack from the Coffee Shop and there are also lots of tables and benches surrounding the play area, if you’d rather bring a picnic!
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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.
make a day of it
- Check out the Swinley Forest bike trails. Bring or rent bikes.
- Dogs are welcome if you want to bring your four-legged friend.
- Grab a bite to eat or a drink at the Coffee Shop.
- Enjoy a spot of retail therapy at the newly built Lexicon Bracknell - also home to a 12-screen cinema.
- Explore the Look Out Discovery centre, or Coral Reef Waterworld is just over the road.
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Brilliant time as always. Been to Bracknell three times, two adults four children. We enjoyed our picnic first, children all very happy. Coral Reef opposite a bonus too as all love the water.
Mr LL
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Great activity for kids and parents. Helpful staff. We all had good fun.
Julie Paice
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Took my son who has just turned 10 and was really impressed. The safety briefing was excellent and they watched him on the first couple of sections to make sure he was ok. We had a great time
Joanne
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Easy to book online and kids really enjoyed it. Staff very friendly and helpful.
Sherry
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Excellent - as ever - great instructors and a real adventure with enough danger to keep it really interesting - thanks and see you again. Dan, Molly and Daisy
EDWARDS
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Briliant couple of hours in the trees at Bracknell. Excellent friendly staff too.
Matt Howman.
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