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Jan 7, 2024
I recommend this place a lot the guys that helped us Nate and Jacob were so nice and fun beautiful sighs and a thrill experience highly recommend it they deserve a raiseFull review by Alejandro P
Jul 6, 2023
Kayla & hunter are the best guides! Made me and my partner feel so safe & we’re super funny! Definitely recommend.Full review by libbymccoy81
Apr 25, 2023
We did the trail ride. It was your typical ride but lots of fun. Beautiful horses, scenery. Clean park. Helpful staff. Very very relaxing. Full review by galey1
Can a 3 year old ride a horse with a parent? Does a 6 year old require to ride with an adult? Thanks
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From the FAQ section of their website: "Who can go on our zipline tours? Our tour is designed for use by anyone who is over the age of three (children this young will tandem ride …
From the FAQ section of their website: "Who can go on our zipline tours? Our tour is designed for use by anyone who is over the age of three (children this young will tandem ride with one of our experienced guides or confident and responsible parent). You must be over sixteen-years-old or older to zip alone. The zipline is able to carry passengers up to two hundred and seventy-five pounds."
How fast are you going on the ziplines? My friends and I want to go but we all have varying adventure levels. We all want to go on the ziplines but if it’s too scary we want to at least be there to support the brave ones. Will it be a leisurely cruise or a gripping rush? How many ziplines are there of each speed levels?
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I'd estimate you are moving at 12 to 25 mph. One of the six zips was slower. Nothing terrifying at all. A lady in our group was 78 and had a blast, no problem! They started us off with a …
I'd estimate you are moving at 12 to 25 mph. One of the six zips was slower. Nothing terrifying at all. A lady in our group was 78 and had a blast, no problem! They started us off with a short and slower course. One course travels over a pond. All seven zips we did were self braking except one. This means you have to use your gloved hand on the cable. to slow yourself down as you arrive at the end. On one zip they let us fly free with no braking, the attendant grabs your harness strap when you get to the end. This is the way to go, as the braking takes away from the fun as you have to pay attention to when to start braking. Some parks in this area have all "no braking zips" as we found out after going to this one. The people that own this one have two other parks and I think I remember one of them is brake free. I'll also mention this: They over emphasize the tipping thing at this park for the guide-attendents. We tip when good service is given but this place went too far. They even had signs on the trees about tipping. And at the end a heavy framed woman steps up and gives a "this is how they make their living" speech,....I kid you not!
I not 100% sure but I think u do. I know u have to sign a waiver before u got in and it asks for all your personal information but I don't recall them asking for a photo id
What is the cost of this zipline experience. We have 7 adults( 2 seniors) and 4 children 10-3. Thank you
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If you call their reservation line and ask for their discounts, They will give you the best price possible. Also they have nite zip specials. Really good prices!!! Give them a call. I know …
If you call their reservation line and ask for their discounts, They will give you the best price possible. Also they have nite zip specials. Really good prices!!! Give them a call. I know you'll be glad you did. Deborah
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