Treetop Trekking by Arbraska: $32 for Three Hours of Aerial Ropes and Ziplining (54% Off)

Today’s Groupon Toronto Daily Deal of the Day: Treetop Trekking by Arbraska: $32 for Three Hours of Aerial Ropes and Ziplining (54% Off)

Buy now for only $32
Value $69
Discount 54%
You Save $37

This is a limited 5-day only sale that will expire at midnight on Friday, August 24, 2012. Click here to buy now or for more information about the deal. Quantities are limited so don’t miss out!

In a Nutshell
Guides hold an equipment orientation before setting visitors loose on log bridges, nets, and ziplines

The Fine Print
Expires Oct 31, 2012
Reservation required. Must be 9 or older and 55” tall. Climbers aged 9-11 must have an adult climber with them at a ratio of 1:3. Climbers aged 12-17 must have an adult climber with them at a ratio of 1:6. Climbers 12 and older must be over 60” tall. 250lb weight max. Valid only at Huntsville location.

Treetop Trekking by Arbraska
http://www.treetoptrekking.com/
1235 Deerhust Dr. Huntsville, Ontario
(705) 789-6411

$32 for Three Hours of Aerial Ropes and Ziplining ($69 Value)

During a 20-minute orientation, guides introduce visitors to their harnesses, helmets, and other gear. They teach them how to use this equipment on the course, and then set participants loose on the first beginner-level course. The guides judge visitors’ abilities before letting them move on to more challenging territory.

All visitors have a three-hour time limit to complete as much as they are able. The seven courses include more than 10 ziplines and rope obstacles such as swinging log bridges, hanging cargo nets, and monkey swings.

Chirping birds and the wind in the trees are the only sounds that break the silence in Muskoka Forest. Until a human flies screaming through the canopy, that is. Treetop Trekking by Arbraska’s seven aerial-rope courses wind through the forest canopies, challenging visitors with levels of difficulty increasing from beginner to advanced. Guides begin each adventure with a brief equipment-and-technique orientation, and gradually clear visitors for more difficult runs based on their performance.

Once they’re cleared for climbing, participants scramble across bridges made of swinging, suspended logs. They crawl across webs of cargo netting, and swing through monkey cables. A series of ziplines completes each course. Guides help adventure-seekers navigate these treetop courses during regular day tours, or during more challenging night climbs, during which participants have only a headlamp and a guide to asking owls for directions.

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