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High Ropes Course - Basic

The Basic High Challenge Course is a high ropes activity that is meant for younger and first-time participants. We can accomodate guests as young as 6 years old on this course. It consists of three elements: the Burma Bridge, the Two-Line Bridge and the Basic Zip Line.

The Burma Bridge or Three-Line Bridge starts in the Treehouse. From there, you traverse a rope bridge. There is a large rope to walk on, and there are two smaller ropes to hold on to.

The Two-Line Bridge has a foot cable and a rope running parallel that you use to balance yourself.

The Basic Zip Line starts in a tree that is around 50 feet in the air. You then jump off that platform and scream (literally sometimes) down several hundred feet to the end of the zip line.