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1101 Horseshoe Valley Rd W, Barrie, Ontario, L4M 4Y8, Canada

(705) 835-7600 treetoptrekking.com/parks/barrie

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Jessa De'Frias

Oct 9, 2018

My boyfriend and I went here for our 6 year anniversary yesterday. We had to re book because of an emergency and even though we didn't give the 24 hour notice they require the staff was accommodating and so helpful and let us come the next day! The obstacle courses were so fun but can get a bit scary and nerve wrecking for some! We didn't finish all the courses but we loved the ones we did accomplish! I was a bit of a baby on the last course we did and almost cried because I didn't want to do some of the scarier games but seeing as I couldn't go backwards or get off until I completed it I went ahead and accomplished it! They emphasize safety here which is of coarse necessary when you're so high off the ground and the orientation was very thorough. They had us do a trust test with our equipment so we knew we didn't need to worry. The zip lining was amazing fun and the over all experience was exhilarating. Only thing I would change is it would be nice if there were more ladders through the courses in case someone (like myself) got really scared and wanted to come down! Also just a heads up to anyone, I woke up this morning more sore than I have ever been in my entire life! It really is a workout!

Sarah M

Aug 20, 2018

I love the recent upgrades that Horseshoe Tree-top trekking has made. Different levels for all ages and abilities. The whole family can go and no one is left behind because they are too small; and the bigger kids and fit adults are able to find courses that change them. Try the zip lining too....never lasts long enough but the views are reason enough to do it! Highly recommend both; but if you have to pick one; the ropes courses are a must!

Mark Leslie Lefebvre

Jul 3, 2018

My thirteen year old son and I managed to get a booking early in the summer season (late June) and just before what I imagine the large rush period would be. Even though it was raining the morning of our adventure, we had a blast. Likely due to the great management, staff and the layout of the courses. The orientation was slick, quick and effective, and the guides and staff were friendly and fun. I like the progression through the levels, by colour, and the way that the staff guides attended to each person's ability and skill; careful to advise on tricky spots as well as looking out for those perhaps "biting off more than they can chew" on some of the more advanced courses. (A parent is always impressed with that sort of attention to personal safety) In all, it was a fun-filled day that I not only look forward to doing again (a great full-body work-out), but it was such a great experience, I'm considering getting an annual pass next year for the various locations through Ontario.

Amber Glendinning Decker

Aug 21, 2018

Our family visited this summer and LOVED it! It is very safe, a great family bonding experience! The courses are challenging, and fun! We will definitely be returning to try again! Gloves are NIT provided but DEFINATELY NEEDED as your hands do get sore! Take water and snacks to refuel between courses, you’ll need it! I am afraid of heights and could have completed more of the courses if I didn’t feel pressured to hurry! As it’s a busy spot. I’ll try to find out less busy periods for my next visit!

Kuldip Shah

Aug 6, 2018

One of the best activity we did as a family with two teenager kids. I wish we knew about this before. Felt we missed this activity for many years however now we are glad we know about it. We will definitely visit again. Few suggestions: The end of level 1 loop ends up to centre point where other level like red and blue starts. There is no garbage and recycle bins there. It would be good so people do not throw garbage and recycle waste all around. This is very exhaustive and tiring activity. I am sure people are thirsty and due to limitations with what they can carry up in the air, they may not have water bottles with them. Please put up one water fountain to help people hydrated. I am sure people will appreciate more by coming more for this activity. Thank you.

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