Denver: Epic Sky Trek Obstacle Course & Canopy Adventure

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Duration3h

GroupUp to 100

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

120 Obstacles Suspended in the Air—and You Pick Your Own Route

You spend a full day moving through 120 suspended obstacles at your own pace, choosing which challenges to attempt and which to skip. The smart belay system keeps you safe while letting you move freely, and you get all equipment—helmet, harness, tether—included. Two rest decks break up the course, and kids as young as 4 can start on the beginner level while older participants push into the height.

Step-by-step itinerary

Complete Epic Sky Trek obstacle course

Arrive at Epic Sky Trek location
Receive all necessary equipment
Choose course level (kids or upper)
Ascend and navigate up to 120 obstacles
Use smart belay tether system
Enjoy full day access to course
Relax at one of two party deck areas

The Experience

There's something that shifts in your chest the moment you clip into the harness and look up. The Epic Sky Trek in Denver isn't a guided walk through the trees—it's a full day of choosing your own path through 120 obstacles strung across the canopy, some of them 50 feet up. You're not locked into a single route or waiting for the group ahead to finish. The smart belay tether system means you move at your own pace, pick which challenges you want to tackle, and never get stuck behind someone else's hesitation. Kids as young as 4 can start on the lowest level with 19 obstacles designed for smaller reaches, while older kids and adults push into the upper courses where the real height kicks in.

The course itself is one of the largest freestanding obstacle courses in the country, which means the engineering is solid and the variety keeps you moving. You're not just walking a rope bridge—you're balancing on logs, swinging across gaps, crawling through tubes, and testing your grip on every kind of hold. The equipment is provided: helmet, harness, and the belay system that keeps you safe without feeling like it's holding you back. Two party deck areas give you spots to rest, regroup, or watch other people attempt something that looked easier from the ground. Full-day access means you're not rushing through it. If you want to repeat a section or spend an hour on one obstacle, you can.

The reach requirement is the one real constraint—you need to be able to stretch your arm up and touch something at 5 feet (kids course) or 6.5 feet (upper levels) to participate independently. Younger children who don't meet that height can still go if an adult who does meet the requirement is with them. The course sits in Denver, where public transportation is nearby if you're not driving, and the whole experience is built for people who want to test themselves without needing a guide talking them through it. You show up, get fitted, and spend the day moving through the air on your own terms.

What’s included

Your day includes full access to the Epic Sky Trek obstacle course with all 120 challenges, a smart belay tether system that lets you choose your own route, a helmet and harness, two party deck areas for rest and regrouping, and the ability to spend as much time as you want moving through the course at your own pace.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditions

Operated by The EDGE Ziplines and Adventures

Is this one for you?Pick this if you want a full-day activity where you're in control of the pace and difficulty—the smart belay system and open-route design mean you're not waiting for groups or following a set path, which is what makes it feel like your own adventure instead of a guided tour.