Treetop Challenge
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.
- Go Moderate/Hard
- 2-3 hours
- From £25
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Pre-booking essential.
Temple Newsam, Leeds
Welcome to our first high ropes experience in West Yorkshire and a triple whammy of aerial adventures.
Muster your courage and summon your strength for the Treetop Challenge course! You’ll need it for the Tarzan Swing, tree-to-tree zips and the free-falling Plummet.
Head over to the Treetop Adventure Plus if you’re above 1.2m and over 6 years old. This course offers variety and choice, so you get to decide how far out of your comfort zone you’re willing to step.
And little explorers can’t go wrong on the Treetop Adventure course – the perfect introduction to tree-to-tree crossings and brilliant zips.
Muster your courage and summon your strength for the Treetop Challenge course! You’ll need it for the Tarzan Swing, tree-to-tree zips and the free-falling Plummet.
Head over to the Treetop Adventure Plus if you’re above 1.2m and over 6 years old. This course offers variety and choice, so you get to decide how far out of your comfort zone you’re willing to step.
And little explorers can’t go wrong on the Treetop Adventure course – the perfect introduction to tree-to-tree crossings and brilliant zips.
go ape adventures at temple newsam
An aerial adventure trio
There’s a stately feel to Go Ape Temple Newsam, despite being situated just four miles from the centre of Leeds.
Based in estate grounds with a 500-year-old country mansion and beautiful woodlands, you’ll feel like Lord and Lady.
One of the many brilliant things about this course is that no matter how challenging the obstacles are, the permanent belay is quietly reassuring. So, once you’re hooked on, that’s it for the duration. All you need to do is concentrate on is having fun.
When you’re done, slip the harness off and head over to the Manor House, a truly impressive Tudor-Jacobean mansion described as one of the best stately homes in Britain.
The famous ‘Capability’ Brown designed the concept for the grassland, woodlands, views and vistas.
Sit back and enjoy a picnic in the lakeside garden or the Georgian walled garden. Alternatively, head over to the Tea Rooms for a bite to eat. If you’re partial to a bit of shopping, there’s also a gift shop.
Temple Newsam is also home to an award-winning rare breed conservation farm which is one of the best-loved family attractions in Leeds.
Location Overview
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
- Take a wander into the woods to discover the folly and explore the bridle paths.
- Pay "Home Farm" a visit and meet the hundreds of rare-breed farm animals which live there.
- Get some history and culture by having a look around Temple Newsam House.
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Really fun day out with the whole family - staff were excellent and very helpful with the little ones
ADNAN AKRAM
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Really good day out, good fun. Only downside, was stuck behind very young kids too scared to move, so spent along time waiting on a few of the tracks. Also Simon was annoying, almost too serious, and felt like he was reading a script, everyone else was really nice tho!
Thomas paul
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What a great setup! Staff are friendly and very quickly put you at ease. The kids, 14 and 16, have been to other “goapes” before, but had a great day out with dad! Thanks guys
S brown
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Brilliant first time experience with my husband. Well set out and organised. Friendly and helpful staff...highly recommended and we will be back for sure 😀
Natalie Ohagan
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Four Grandchildren ages 9 to 14 loved it. The staff (Templenewsam) were lovely nothing too much trouble. There was no rush we definitely got our money's worth. This was our third trip so that must say a lot.
Mrs. Susan Oldroyd
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I took 4 teenage boys to GoApe at Temple Newsam yesterday. We were very lucky with the sunny weather but the general verdict was ‘best day out ever!’
MW
