Awesome experience and day trip. No prior knowledge needed, everything is taught from scratch, there were people with us the whole way through the course to give instruction and tips if needed. Everyone was really friendly, Definately jealous of their job! Forgot to ask for their speed record for the course as they must have done it a few times😂

Rozz Stearn

Well worth it, friendly staff,

G howland

Very good experience although the website was confusing as we had booked the wrong one. Also the poor signage at the entrance (Wendover) meant it took a few goes to find it!

JOHN CUNNINGHAM

Had a great time on the run with my young grandson. I intend to have a go with him on the next run when he is old enough.

Pauline Broomfield

Had a great trip, particularly the dual tarzan swing near the end.

John Methven

Great fun for all the family and very safe. The staff fully explain how the safety systems work to make sure you remain safe around the course, which is different between the junior and adult courses. The junior course has a safety system where you follow the wire for the entire course and the staff connect you up - perfect as it means you don't have to worry about keeping a constant watch that your children are doing it right. The adult course requires a more hands on approach as you have to keep moving from one safety wire to the next, which allows you to choose between different difficulty options - but you have two lines and must always have one connected so you're not at risk of falling. The courses vary and offer a range of activities. The junior course has two courses and you get to choose which one to go one each time you go round - they operate a time limit here so you can go round as many times as you like in an hour. The adult course is split into 5 stages, with the first being the training section where you're fully supervised. The staff are really friendly and guide you through the process to make sure you remain safe but also enjoy your time. Highly recommended for a trip out for family, friends or even a work team building exercise.

Andrew Broughton