Adrenalin Forest

Auckland, Bay of Plenty, Christchurch, Wellington
All year round

Oh my God!

Adrenalin Forest is a one of a kind physical, mental and emotional challenge for individuals and groups regardless of age, gender and skill. The course is ‘challenge by choice’ – go as far as you want, just remember that the further you go, the higher and harder it gets. They have several independent pathways starting from just a metre off the ground working through to 34 metres up in the trees. Each pathway provides a progression of physical and mental activities as you challenge yourself on each pathway as they rise to the skies above. These activities range from various types of bridges, wires, swings and of course the most fun of all, the flying foxes. Very Ninja Warrior. Bookings essential.

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