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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Wyre
Go Ape in one of Britain's largest remaining ancient forests, and take in the sights and smells of the nature that surrounds the course. With its enormous Douglas fir trees, they don’t call Wyre the Valley of Giants for nothing! You’ll be up in the dense canopies on this high ropes course. With both a Treetop Challenge and a Treetop Adventure, Wyre is ideal for both thrill seekers after their next rush, and families just looking for a great day out. Both courses are high with some great obstacles and fast zips.
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Leave your busy life behind and escape to the trees in one of Britain's largest remaining ancient forests. The outlook changes seasonally – during the summer you’ll be getting plenty of sun in the treetops, with winter visits giving a greater sense of height and the location.
Whether you’re looking for family fun, history, culture or just adventure - Wyre Forest has plenty to keep you all busy.
Take the kids over to the children’s play area and get them exploring the forest on the Zog activity trail.
If they’ve more energy to burn, take them Gruffalo
Orienteering to see if they can find the markers hidden deep in the wood.
Get out and about in the forest. There are three waymarked walking trails and you can bring or hire bikes. Cyclists love this area for the challenging hills and the meandering roads. Head over to the River Severn for some canoeing and kayaking, and while sticking with the water theme you can also try your hand at both coarse and fly fishing.
Feeling peckish? Visit the forest café for a drink and refreshments.
Location Overview
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Disabled Access
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Dogs welcome
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Food and drink
Food and drink
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Kids play area
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Parking
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Walking routes
Go Ape Wyre Forest, Callow Hill, Bewdley, Worcestershire, DY14 9XQ
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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
- Hire or bring bikes and explore the forest on two wheels.
- Hop on the Severn Valley Steam Train.
- Hit one of the walking trails and look out for the forest’s diverse wildlife.
- Work up a thirst and an appetite and check out the forest café.
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Very welcoming and accommodating for my little sister who struggled on the course. They were very kind and understanding
Ryan
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Brilliant. Needs more seating and few more climbing frames in the park and loos need a vamp. Otherwise brilliant.
Erika Williams
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Absolutely fantastic! I was so nervous to do it but they was understanding and helped me through the the course until I was confident to do it in my own. It was an amazing day out, me and my partner really enjoyed it, would definitely recommend to anyone!!
Amy Thornton
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Great time had by all.
Daniel Clifford
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A great experience. My son really struggled with the height but the ream were brilliant. Thanks
Simon Smith
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Great thanks xx
Fiona Southall
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