GASTON ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE
Six Hours of Canopy Flight and Tree-Top Challenge in Gaston
The All Adventure Park Pass at Tree to Tree Adventure Park Gaston bundles a guided Zip Line Canopy Tour, Aerial Obstacle Course and multiple mini-adventures into a single, roughly six-hour program—this guide explains how to plan, what to bring and the site rules so you get the full day.
Six Hours of Canopy Flight and Tree-Top Challenge in Gaston.
The All Adventure Park Pass is a full-day program at Tree to Tree Adventure Park Gaston that stitches together a guided Zip Line Canopy Tour, the Aerial Obstacle Course and a collection of shorter challenges—Ninja Course, Monkey Grove, Tree Top Plunge and Racing Zip Lines—into one action-packed visit. The package is scheduled to take approximately six hours, and punctual arrival is essential: late arrivals risk missing the zipline portion and segments of the itinerary.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Guided Zip Line Canopy Tour
A guided canopy tour is a central component of the Adventure Park Pass and is scheduled early in the day; for safety it carries a specific weight range and is run by park guides as part of the full package.
Aerial Obstacle Course & Orientation
The Aerial Obstacle Course is a substantial portion of the day and requires an orientation; it’s one of the key activities included in the All Adventure Park Pass and typically follows the guided zipline segment.
Ninja Course, Monkey Grove and Racing Zips
After the primary guided activities, the pass lets guests sample shorter challenges—Ninja Course, Monkey Grove, Tree Top Plunge and Racing Zip Lines—so you can extend the thrill after orientation.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
Expect a tightly scheduled, physical day of guided canopy flights and elevated obstacle challenges. The program groups the guided zipline early on, then moves into the aerial course and leaves time afterwards for smaller attractions—arrive early to complete check-in and be weighed (when required) so you can experience the full sequence.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this pass suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The full package takes approximately six hours; example itinerary times include a 10:00am check-in and a 10:15am guided zipline start, with the aerial course following later in the schedule. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your reservation; if you arrive late you may miss the zipline tour and will not be refunded. If you don’t see a suitable time, contact the office at 503.357.0109.
Pull long hair back, wear close-toed shoes (no Crocs), dress for the weather (the park operates rain or shine), stay hydrated, and bring any snacks or a packed lunch if desired. Drinks and snacks are available for purchase on site; no alcohol is allowed.
Participants must be age 10 or older. Harness and weight limits apply: general harness fit and aerial course limits include a maximum circumference/harness fit (around mid-40 inches) and a 300-pound limit for certain elements; the zipline tour enforces a tighter weight range for safety (a stated lower/upper weight boundary). Guests will be discreetly weighed on arrival when required.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the All Adventure Park Pass take?
The package is designed to take approximately six hours to complete.
What age can participate?
Participants must be at least 10 years old to take part in the All Adventure Park Pass.
Are there weight or harness size limits?
Yes. Overall activity limits include a harness fit and weight restrictions—an aerial obstacle harness requires proper fit (a maximum circumference in the mid‑40 inches range) with a 300-pound weight limit noted for some elements; the zipline tour enforces a narrower weight window for safety.
What happens if I arrive late?
Arriving late risks missing the guided zipline portion and other scheduled elements; the operator advises arriving at least 15 minutes prior to your reservation and notes that tours may leave without late guests with no refund.
What should I wear and bring?
Wear close-toed shoes (no Crocs), pull long hair back, dress for the weather, and bring water and snacks if desired; the park is open rain or shine and has picnic tables and on-site food/drink for purchase. No alcohol is permitted.
Who do I contact if there are no suitable times online?
If you do not see a time or date that works, call the park office at 503.357.0109 to inquire about availability.