You’ll climb through treetops on 14 different bridges before flying down a 130-meter zip line above Campos do Jordão State Park. Local guides handle all safety gear and keep things lighthearted. Expect pine-scented air, laughter echoing through the branches, and a rush of adrenaline you’ll remember long after.
I’ll admit, I was a little nervous when we first pulled up to Zoom Aventura in Campos do Jordão. The trees looked taller than I expected — or maybe it was just the way the morning mist clung to everything, making the whole park feel like some kind of secret forest. Our guide, Rafael, handed me a harness and grinned like he’d seen this look before. “Don’t worry,” he said, “the bridges move less than you think.” He lied, but in a good way.
The first few crossings were wobbly — my hands kept slipping on the ropes because I’d forgotten to wipe off the sunscreen (rookie mistake). There were fourteen bridges in total, each one a little different. Some felt like tightropes; others bounced underfoot. At one point, a kid zipped past us shouting something in Portuguese that sounded like pure joy. The air smelled like pine needles and wet earth, and I remember thinking how quiet it got between laughs — just birds somewhere above us and the creak of wood.
Then came the zip line. It’s 130 meters long, which doesn’t sound wild until you’re actually clipped in and looking down from fourteen meters up. Rafael double-checked my harness (he’s serious about safety), then gave me a thumbs up. The ride itself? Fast, cold air on my face, trees blurring by, that weird mix of fear and thrill that makes you want to laugh out loud even if nobody hears you. I still think about that view over the State Park — it didn’t last long but stuck with me anyway.
The whole tree climbing circuit took about half an hour, but time felt strange up there — stretched out by nerves and adrenaline or maybe just all those tiny moments where you have to trust your own balance. We finished muddy and grinning at each other like we’d gotten away with something. So yeah, if you’re looking for a day trip in Campos do Jordão that’s more than just pretty views (though there are plenty), this is it.
The full circuit takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.
The maximum weight allowed is 110 kg per participant.
Yes, participants must be at least 1.10 meters tall (with guardian) or 1.40 meters alone at 2.10 meters height.
Yes, all necessary safety equipment is included for every participant.
Children can join if they meet the minimum height requirement; those under 1.05 meters are not allowed.
Yes, local guides supervise and assist throughout the activity.
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking; avoid earrings or bracelets.
Yes, public transportation options are available near Zoom Aventura.
Your adventure includes all required safety equipment plus guidance from experienced local staff at Zoom Aventura. You’ll get expert supervision throughout every crossing and zip line ride so you can focus on enjoying the treetop circuit without worrying about logistics or gear.
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