Orlando Tree Trek: 97 Aerial Obstacles & Zip Lines

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Duration3h

GroupUp to 15

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Six Aerial Courses, 97 Games, One Safety Cable

You arrive, complete a safety waiver and harness fitting, run through a mandatory demo course, then navigate six aerial courses with 97 games suspended in a pine forest. The whole experience takes 2–3 hours, with departures every 30 minutes starting at 8:30am. You stay clipped to a safety cable throughout, and you choose which obstacles to attempt — some people skip the hardest ones, others do them all. Book ahead; the park fills up quickly.

Step-by-step itinerary

Orlando Tree Trek Adventure Park visit

Arrive at Orlando Tree Trek Park
Complete waiver form
Get harnessed for safety
Attend mandatory demo course
Begin aerial adventure course

The Experience

"You're going to be nervous the first time you step off that platform, and that's exactly why we show you everything first," one of the instructors told us before we clipped in. The demo course is mandatory, and it's not a formality — it walks you through the harness system, the clip-in mechanics, and a few sample obstacles so your hands know what to do before you're thirty feet up in a pine tree. After that, you head to the first of six courses, each one building on the last. The whole thing takes about two to three hours if you move at a steady pace, though some people linger on the harder challenges or skip a few games entirely.

The obstacles are spread across the forest canopy — swinging logs, cargo nets, skate boards, trapeze swings, zip lines, and forty-some other games designed to test balance, grip strength, and nerve. Heights range from ten to fifty feet, so there's a real progression from "I can do this" to "why did I agree to this." You're clipped into a world-class safety cable the entire time, which means the fear is mostly psychological, but that doesn't make it less real when you're standing on a wooden plank with nothing but air below. The park sits in a lush pine forest near the Walt Disney World Resort area, so the setting feels removed from the usual theme park chaos, even though you're still in Orlando.

Departures start at 8:30 each morning and run every thirty minutes through the last slot of the day, though the exact schedule shifts by season, so you'll need to check when you book. Arrive on time — they're strict about that. You'll fill out a waiver when you get there, get harnessed up, and then move straight into the demo. The dress code is practical: no open-toed shoes, no loose clothing, no jewelry, and hair tied back. There's also a waist requirement — you need to be 44 inches or smaller — and height minimums that vary by age (4'7" for kids, 5'9" for youth, 5'11" for adults). If you're not climbing, you can walk the trails below and watch, which some people do.

Public transportation is available nearby if you don't have a car, and reservations are strongly recommended — the park fills up, especially on weekends and during school breaks. The physical demand is real; the park suggests at least moderate fitness, and it's not recommended if you have spinal injuries, cardiovascular issues, or if you're pregnant. But if you're healthy, reasonably fit, and comfortable with heights, this is the kind of thing that stays with you — not because it's flashy, but because you actually did something that scared you a little.

What’s included

Your experience includes a safety harness, climbing equipment, and a mandatory demo course that familiarizes you with the gear and a sample of the obstacles.
You'll navigate six aerial courses with 97 games spread across a pine forest, clipped into a safety cable throughout.
Departures run every 30 minutes starting at 8:30am, and the whole course takes 2–3 hours depending on your pace and which obstacles you choose.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Orlando Tree Trek

Is this one for you?Right for families with kids aged 7+ or anyone comfortable with heights and looking for a physical challenge in a natural setting. Plan for 2–3 hours and moderate physical exertion — that's what makes the variety of 97 games possible across six courses.