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Tahoe Treetop Adventure Park: Zip Lining for the Whole Family

This new ropes attraction, located at the Granlibakken Resort, accommodates all ages and ability levels

August 22, 2013 // By Christina Nellemann

By Christina Nellemann
Reno and Tahoe Local Expert August 22, 2013

 

Climb and zip line through the pine trees of Tahoe at the first aerial treetop adventure park in California. The new Tahoe Treetop Adventure Park, located at the Granlibakken Resort and run by North Tahoe Adventures, offers a series of rope courses and a zip line for both children and adults of all athletic abilities.

Zip line through the Tahoe treetops — Photo courtesy of Granlibakken Conference Center & Lodge

Sessions at the Adventure Park cost only $45 for adults and $35 for children under the age of 12. You can choose from the Green, Blue or Black levels, which all have different courses and heights. Some of the courses - like The Monkey and Fuzzy Bunny - are for beginners, while other courses - like The Spiral - include more advanced ropes challenges and zip lines.

The Twins is a canopy course that has a 120-foot-high suspension bridge between two 500-year-old cedars and a 500-foot-long zip line. The Windchimes course is great for families or corporate challenges. It's comprised of nine different events, including two 100-foot zip lines and one 300-foot zip line.

Tahoe Treetop Adventure Park is open daily from June through September, with sessions every hour from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. In the winter, the park is open on the weekends when the weather cooperates. Each session lasts 2.5 hours, and the first 30 minutes of every session is dedicated to getting all participants outfitted in gear and through the “ground schools."

The Flying Squirrel ropes course at Tahoe Treetop Adventure Park — Photo courtesy of Tahoe Treetop Adventure Park

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About Christina Nellemann

Christina Nellemann has been living and writing in the Tahoe area for over 30 years. She'll be standing in line for that 500-foot zip line.

Read more about Christina Nellemann here.

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