Tree To Tree Aerial Adventure Park

Very organized and well worth the money. I did the Aerial Obstacle Course with my 9-​yr-​old son and we had a blast. We went on the morning of a 90+ degree day. The shade kept things very comfortable. Wear clothes you don’t care about. I got sap on the back of my shirt and it won’t wash out.

Went here today and had a fantastic time!
We started out on the Aerial Obstacle course. Appreciated the short little training run that introduced the equipment and how to hook onto cables and use the zip line trolley properly.
We ended up getting through all of the courses except for the black one and plan to return to give it a try next time.
Staff were incredibly friendly, helpful and patient. Would like to mention Marshall, Logan and especially Jen in particular for their guidance through the zip line tour (we paid a bit more to add the zip tour). We were lucky enough to be only a group of the 2 of us with the 3 staff and they made it incredibly fun. Jen did a great job of helping me stay calm and feel confident enough to move through my fears to have a fantastic time.
Be aware that there’s a decent amount of walking to get to start of tour as well as from the bottom of the first set of zips to the longer second set.
They have picnic tables that are close enough to watch people on the courses, cold drinks and frozen treats for sale and a gift shop.
Would recommend bringing a picnic lunch and snacks. The fatigue from near constant adrenaline hit all at once and we were grateful to have a shady spot to refuel.
Overall this was an absolutely amazing place and we’re looking forward to coming back!

What a perfect place for a «becoming teenager»! The Challenge course was challenging but really safe — didn’t quite get to the Level 4 but vowed she would next time. The Zipline tour was super — great guides and appropriate but not condescending support for a 73 year-​old and a 78 year-​old! We will be back with the rest of our grandchildren.

I went to the aerial park for my 44^th birthday, and I gotta tell you, I have never felt younger! I am afraid of heights, so some of the agility courses were pretty challenging. But man, the zip lines? I couldn’t get ENOUGH of those things! We spent the $ 30 to rent a helmet-​mounted GoPro, and ended up with some pretty hilarious and epic photos and videos. This whole place is TOTALLY great and 100% worth the money. I can’t wait to go back for the full zip line tour!
Oh, and our guide, Tyler, was SO rad! He was funny and knowledgeable and totally gave as good as he got, which is saying a lot with snarky people like my girlfriend and me!

Not for those who with a fear of heights, this activity has various levels (of heights and difficulty) and is sure to test your balance, courage, and coordination. Climbing up to the level of near tree tops, you are tied into various zip lines and switch between plank walking, log balancing, and zip lining from one platform to another. There’s also a dual zip line station where you can race your friend to the end and a tree top free fall where you step off a platform about 60 feet high and try not to scream your lungs out. Unfortunately it started raining and got pretty windy when we were there so they had to close some of the course early for safety reasons but I would love to come back and it’s worth the price.

We had an amazing time. There were 3 awesome guides on our tour. We did the Triple Play Package, by the way.
First up, the standard Zip Line Tour. Let me tell you, I was not expecting a hike. There are at least two times where you have to hike to the next spot to Zip from. I was so winded. I’ve been going to the gym about 3 times a week for a couple months and it still tired me out. Hahah. The tour was a blast though.
Next up, the Tree Top Plunge. That was also another thing that’s difficult for those of us who are out of shape. You have to climb up this huge tree (65 feet, I believe) and then plunge to what you would think was your death. It’s kinda scary, people! I’m not sure there was a time all day where I didn’t feel completely safe though. The guides do a good job of making you feel comfortable.
Lastly, we did the Zip Race (or Dueling Zip, whatever they call it). I’m not sure if it’s cause it was a super slow day or not, but the guide said we could do it a few times of we wanted to. We only raced once, since we were so tired.
Overall, it was a great deal. We had a lot of fun, and didn’t really have to break the bank doing it. Everyone we met there was nice, not just the guides. The lady at the desk was pretty awesome as well.
PS — We brought our own GoPro cameras. I would highly recommend renting one from the desk if you don’t already own one of those. Have fun!

Very fun and nice workers! We went through the obstacle course and did the plunge! Dual ziplining next on our list! :)

This is a really great place to take the family. The system for keeping people safe is outstanding and I never felt I would fall. The design of the course is A+. The staff was A+. The equipment was A+. Awesome place.

THIS. WAS. SO. FUN. A great mini day trip for anyone and everyone. The ziplines were surrounded by the beauty of Oregon and my tour guides Logan and Patty were knowledgable, funny, and über friendly. Their interactions with the participants made the time in between ziplines extremely fun. I am actually terrified of heights but they both helped me feel a lot more comfortable and were extremely patient. The obstacle course was a little too scary for me after experiencing fear all morning so I decided to sit it out. However, my boyfriend LOVED it all. I definitely recommend coming for a great experience and friendly staff.
The facilities are made up of regularly cleaned porta potties that were spic and span. Definitely stay the day and hang out! You won’t be sorry.

Amazing fun! This is a must for the family! We were on a road trip from California and decided to make a stop and check it out, and ended up having a memorable time. Only regret: we didn’t have more time to keep having fun.
My kids are 7, 12 & 13 and we all did the tween course. Try it, you will not regret it.

Katie and Michelle were AMAZING! We are vacationing OR and this ziplining trip made it an excellent vacation! For the record, I NEVER do anything crazy like this so I was very very nervous. I had the time of my life and I’m glad my bf and I decided to come here out of all the places we Unilocaled bc we had such a great time. We did the «Ziptasic» package ($ 75) and it was great for beginning zipliners. Safety and fun come first, this place was perfect.

Today my bf and I came here as a early birthday gift to me. It’s an hour drive from Clackamas. The drive is very scenic and pretty. We got there early and they accommodated us right away and made us feel very welcome. Our guide I believe his name was Travis did an excellent job preparing us for the courses. He was calm and seemed very passionate for his job which is great! They say gloves are optional but seriously bring some if you have soft hands cause we spent 4 hours there and my hands are sore! The courses were nice and shady. They give you a free bottle of water as well! We got our reservation through groupon which has great deals for this place! Highly recommend! Will take friends and family!!!

It was a great way to spend three hours on my journey between Portland and Pacific City. Challenging yourself in a physical way and accomplishing the courses feels fantastic. Our bodies are made to achieve more than we sometimes realize. Our minds are tricksters and courses like this allow you to take back control… like I had to do on the Blue Course. Guide Colby gave the perfect blend of instruction/​coaching and encouragement to keep me moving after I had froze-​up on the tightrope section. Having experienced that, I highly recommend you do the courses in the following order (when possible): Emerald, Green, Purple, then Blue. Next would be Red, which I did not get to; and the hardest is Black.
This is a great adventure destination! I did a similar experience at TreeUmph in Bradenton, FL. There I liked some of the courses better. Here I felt safer with the locking lobster claw and tweezle system. T2T also has better entry/​exit points for their courses.

What an amazing experience at Tree to Tree today! Thank you Julie Beres for providing incredible staff members that delivered an exceptional experience for our team today! Jason was AWESOME during our team building exercise– one word– TEETER TOTTER!!! We are happy to report that LOGAN was single handedly responsible for Cheri’s safe arrival ON THE GROUND– after the ropes course– amazing young man– VERY patient! Had a great time and we will definitely be back for more ADVENTURES in the trees!

My husband and I came here for our anniversary. I surprised him with the activity and he said it was definitely an awesome memorable first anniversary. We had so much fun. We loved the challenge. We loved the staff. Pati and Olivia were hilarious, fun, and patient. The location was beautiful. We had absolutely no complaints though our bodies may in the morning. We definitely hope to return!

So much fun! Never done anything like this before and by far one of the best days ever doing this park! We aren’t super athletic but it didn’t stop us and wow what a thrill. I am glad we checked out their website and wore bike gloves– sure helped save our hands.

I visited four days ago with my 14 yo son and I’m still sore. Ok, I’m kind of an old guy and don’t hold back when I should sometimes so you may not have the same muscle hangover as me.
I left them a voice mail and heard back within two hours. She gave me some options on a time to visit and walked me through the booking process which is very easy. We showed up 30 mins early and were offered to go with the group going out then. There were about twenty people of various ages in our group.
The equipment handout and orientation on how to use it took about 20 mins. The guides were very helpful and patient. These folks know what they are doing and everything is ran very well. There were times when we had to wait a few minutes before starting an obstacle because we caught up with people in front of us but we didn’t mind. It was nice to slow down and take a break to enjoy the experience.
Make sure to check their facebook page for deals. I was able to take advantage of their spring break deal for $ 10 off each person. We both loved our three hours at Tree To Tree and will visit again!

My husband and I went here on a double date with our neighbors and had a blast.
The introduction takes a little while, but it’s for a reason. We got the hang of the equipment pretty quickly. This is a great place to go for good clean fun and a decent upper body workout.
No screaming children and very few long lines. Most people left by 2pm so the courses weren’t crowded by the end of it (and this was on a Saturday). My suggestion to first timers would be to bring sunscreen and water, and keep it in an easily accessible place like the lockers or your car trunk.

The husband, the 14 year old and the 11 year old went up the hill to play in the trees.
My guys had a GREAT time. We booked a 1pm slot. The check in is smooth. The guide helped get everyone in their harness and helmet and explained everything really well.
Then a short training session and the were off. The hubby and 14 year old completed all 4 courses and the 11 year old finished 3. There are plenty of guides for safety and they do watch everyone.
The last course, Black, is really challenging physically.
The places is very clean. There are port a potties available. A hotdog stand and beverages available. A small souvenir shop. Prices were reasonable.
I would take my guys again and recommend this adventure to everyone.

Are you afraid of heights, but want to test your ability to get passed it? Do you love breathing, ninja-​ing, spiderman-​ing, and seeing nature? How about meeting people who love what they do and are there with you every step of the way?
Tree to Tree is an experience I will never forget. For the summer, they are opened from 9 AM — 4 PM and provide spots in intervals of 30 minutes. There is a height requirement: adults must be 5’2″ and above, youths must be 5’0″ and under. For those who are below, there are options elsewhere OR jump rope and drink more milk. You’re given two options: the 8-​line zip park which ends with a 1200′ zip and a belay to the ground or the aerial obstacle course which entails 5 levels of obstacles based on agility, strength, and endurance. Comparing it with my trips to Canada, it is worth it to do both.
Truthfully, I’m TERRIFIED of high places, especially anything over two stories tall, but with strong encouragement of the guides and my friend, I was able to get through it all. Albeit my knees were shaking and I had several delays on several of the rope swings and jumps, but I’m STILL alive. It doesn’t entirely help going with an adrenaline junkie, but it takes me out of my shell and into an excitement I wouldn’t have imagined.
My favorite courses (these are not formal names):
Air stilts — Stilts lined up in twos almost like a bridge formation
Ziplines — You’re hooked into one descending line to free hang and post however you’d like. There are sunset zips and THE MOST beautiful view of Haag Lake.
Rope net and barrel climb — A free hanging rope net about arms length wide and about 10 feet high with a ladder in a barrel attached above it. (It was easier for me to climb in a straight line up the free hanging net
Wood, tire, and rock post climb — In a ladder formation, there are wood logs, tires, and a rock climbing post lined up for a climb. (As a first time climber, it strongly tested my upper body strength and tiring as it was, I loved it. It makes me want to go rock climbing now).
Spiderman jump — You are required to jump and grab a free hanging rope to zip into a spiderweb net. From there, you will climb your way up the net to the post for the next obstacle.
For each obstacle, there’s generally only one way in and one way out. If no one is behind you, you can always go backwards if you don’t like the next obstacle.
My least favorite courses:
Tarzan jumps — Jump to grab a free hanging rope from one post to another
Just jump — Jump from one post to another (Remember you’re about 40 – 50 feet or more stories in the air once you hit the red and black levels).
Zig-​zag posts — free hanging planks build in a zig-​zag pattern about 10 – 12 feet wide.
As afraid of heights as I am, I LOVE and have recently built a passion for ziplining; the faster the better. If anything, I intend on going to every zip course in all of Canada before the end of my life (or next year). I’ll tell you a secret: The scary part is while you’re waiting. Once your guide unleashes your zip hook, you really have no choice. The important thing is to build momentum. Listen wisely because directions in how to land or slow down is of UTMOST importance. Not every ziplining course has padding, so there is a chance you could injure yourself.
There’s a great deal of souvenirs you can purchase, but the downside is you’d have to bring snacks or your own lunch because Tree to Tree is in the mountains. If you want food, you should stock up.
Again, overall a great experience. Reservations are a MUST! Ask for guides Matt and Kyle — they made my trip exciting and fun and they also have the accent! (:D)