Adventures
The Goliath of our high ropes adventures. One to test your nerve and head for heights. Perfect for adults and older children over 1.4m.
A treetop experience for grown up kids with challenging obstacles, high platforms and long zips. Great for more adventurous children (1.2m & over).
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This experience lasts one hour and is perfect for young adventurers and families looking for some jam-packed fun in the forest canopy. Ideal for young adventurers over 1m tall.
One for the zipline fanatics. Seven forest ziplines totalling a whopping 3km. Zip.Wire.Heaven.
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A high-wire adventure for thrill seekers who want to get their adrenaline-kicks in super quick time. For adults who are short of time but still want a dose of thrill.
Heavy duty all-terrain Segway + spectacular off-road trails = possibly the most fun you can have on two wheels in the woods.
Tree houses, netted walkways, bouncy nets full of inflatable balls ALL 30 feet above the forest floor.
A 12m free fall toward the forest floor. The Plummet is an adventure junkies delight! Located at selected sites only. Purchase as an extra on your Treetop Challenge at cabin or as an individual activity.
Big, high, fast zips. Don't look down zips. Scream if you want to go faster zips. We love them and we know you do too. So whether you are short on time or just short on thrills check out the NEW Zip Line Experience at selected locations.
An exciting new activity, available at Go Ape Coventry and now Go Ape Matfen. Get back to your roots and channel your inner warrior with an hour of stress-busting axe throwing.
Experience the thrill of zip wires in the dark!
You really can escape to the countryside at Go Ape Rivington. With its rugged hills, picture-postcard views and bustling woodland this is a great location for some tree-high challenges.
Close to Bolton, 20-minutes from Preston and an hour from Leeds you’ll get a sense of what awaits as you approach. Steeped in history you can admire the two reservoirs and Rivington House Barn which dates back to the 18th century.
Once you’ve got your feet back on firm ground, why not go off the grid for further exploration and fun?
Head into Rivington which is described as one of the prettiest villages in Lancashire.
Rivington Pike is a popular hiking destination and at 1,191-feet above sea level, you can see the Blackpool Tower, Isle of Man and the Lake District Fells on a clear day. There’s also Rivington Terraced Gardens to discover with its hidden paths, caves, structures and lakes.
If all this activity works up an appetite, head over to the historic Great House Barn and Tearoom for some light refreshments.
Hike to the top of Rivington Pike – over 1000 feet above sea level.
Had a fantastic day out with my teens. One isn't great with heights and can't thank staff like Ben and Charlotte enough, for their patience and support. So don't be put off if you have a friend/family member with vertigo! The induction was thorough and professional. There are 5 sites, gets harder as you go along, but your confidence builds and the views are lovely. Highly recommend to all, will definitely be visiting again soon, as well as checking out other Go Ape sites!
Saira
Fabulous place to burn off some energy. Staff are friendly and very helpful. Would and have recommended it to lots of people. Thank you all and hopefully see you again soon. 🐒🐒🐒
Stephen Cornthwaite
We all had a great fun time! Thanks
Michelle Urwin
Great fun for thrill seekers. Me and my 13 year old son loved it, and will go again
M Best
This is the second GoApe course I’ve taken and it was brilliant (my first time was a few years back). The way the system is designed means you feel very safe and secure on the course. The challenges are quite exciting and the zip wires at the end of each zone is always a plus. Staff at the Riverton site that we visited were all wonderful and very supportive. Definitely would give it another go!
AMJ3
went for my 14 year old sons birthday 4 kids 5 adults all of us had a great time ,the instructors were very good made the experience even better well worth a visit
Sarah Edwards
