Treetop Adventure Park
The Treetop Adventure Park offers a variety of courses, from kids’ zip lining to a thrilling adventure ropes courses.
Your place for California zip lining and an adventure ropes course! North Tahoe Adventures is pleased to offer the first Aerial Adventure Park in California. Ascend to an initial tree platform and then travel through the forest on an aerial trek anywhere from 15 to 50 feet in the air! The Treetop Adventure Park offers a variety of courses, from kids’ zip lining to a thrilling adventure ropes courses. In addition to the 50+ platforms and bridges comprising the monkey courses, their treetop adventure park is family friendly! Their Flying Squirrel zone caters to the young adventurers, so be sure to bring the whole family!
- Hours Visit northtahoeadventures.com for summer/winter hours; Online reservations highly recommended
- Address Granlibakken Resort, 725 Granlibakken Road, Tahoe City, CA 96145
- Phone 530-581-7563
- Website Treetop Adventure Park
- Best Feature Experience treetop family adventures that you'll always remember with their Flying Squirrel Zone! The Flying Squirrel zone consists of 3 difference courses for beginners and kids age 5+
- Ropes Course
- Kid Friendly
- Zip Lining
Go 1/2 mile south of Tahoe City on Highway 89, turn right on Granlibakken Road, follow the road into the resort past the tennis courts, pool, and condos on the left. Where the road makes a u-turn, park nearby and check in at their Treehouse.
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