Course 1 at Daytona Beach: Ten Treetop Obstacles and Four Short Zip Lines

DAYTONA BEACH ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE

Course 1 at Daytona Beach: Ten Treetop Obstacles and Four Short Zip Lines

A compact, family-minded ropes-and-zip course that threads 10 obstacles and four zips—this guide explains the route, requirements, and who belongs in the harness.

Course 1 at Daytona Beach: Ten Treetop Obstacles and Four Short Zip Lines.

Duration
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Location
Daytona Beach
Operator
Daytona Beach Zipline Adventure by Treetop Trekking
Category
Zipline
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Course 1 threads the treetops of Daytona Beach with 10 fun obstacles—tight wire, swinging bridge and wobbly steps—before culminating in four zip lines, the last three launching from about 25 feet above the ground and running up to 200 feet long; the course is aimed at families and participants ages 8 and up and is slightly lower and shorter than the operator's more advanced lines.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Ten Low-to-Moderate Obstacles
THE ROUTE

Ten Low-to-Moderate Obstacles

The sequence includes balance and suspended elements—the tight wire, swinging bridge and wobbly steps—designed to move you tree-to-tree across a compact course of ten challenges.

Four Zip Lines with a Graduated Finish
THE ZIPS

Four Zip Lines with a Graduated Finish

The course finishes on four zip lines: an introductory first line followed by three larger zips that start at about 25 feet high and extend up to 200 feet long.

Designed for Kids and Guardians
THE FAMILY FACTOR

Designed for Kids and Guardians

Built as a family-friendly challenge, Course 1 is appropriate for children 8 years and older who meet the height requirement; younger children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and minors require signed release forms.

What the day feels like

What the Course Feels Like

You move from obstacle to obstacle—low, focused challenges that test balance and timing—then transition to the zip sequence. The first zip is intentionally easy so participants can get a feel for the harness and line; the final three zips step up in exposure, beginning roughly 25 feet up and stretching as long as 200 feet.

Ten Low-to-Moderate Obstacles

THE ROUTE

Ten Low-to-Moderate Obstacles

The sequence includes balance and suspended elements—the tight wire, swinging bridge and wobbly steps—designed to move you tree-to-tree across a compact course of ten challenges.

Four Zip Lines with a Graduated Finish

THE ZIPS

Four Zip Lines with a Graduated Finish

The course finishes on four zip lines: an introductory first line followed by three larger zips that start at about 25 feet high and extend up to 200 feet long.

Designed for Kids and Guardians

THE FAMILY FACTOR

Designed for Kids and Guardians

Built as a family-friendly challenge, Course 1 is appropriate for children 8 years and older who meet the height requirement; younger children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and minors require signed release forms.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this course suits—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Active FamiliesA direct match: the course is sized for family groups with children aged 8 and older who meet the 54-inch height requirement; guardians should expect to accompany young children from the ground and sign releases for minors.
2
Younger Teens & PreteensAppropriate for younger teens who meet height and weight limits, though youth 17 and under need a parent/guardian to sign a Minor Release before participation.
3
Adults Seeking Moderate ExposureGood for adults who want treetop exposure without the highest lines—the course is a bit lower and shorter than the operator's more advanced options while still offering up to 25 feet of height on the final zips.
4
Not Suitable: Expectant or Over-Scale ParticipantsThis course is explicitly off-limits to pregnant participants; there are also maximums to consider (275-pound weight cap, typical seat accommodation up to a 48-inch waist and 26-inch thigh).

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Closed-toe shoes are required; follow any additional gear guidance from the operator and arrive prepared to sign releases if you haven’t already printed them.

Arrival & Check-in

Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early to check in and complete required paperwork so your group can start on time.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What is the minimum age and height to participate?

All participants must be at least 8 years old and at least 54 inches tall.

Is there a weight limit?

Yes. The maximum weight is 275 pounds; typical harness accommodation is up to a 48-inch waist and a 26-inch thigh.

When and where do I meet for Course 1?

Meet at 1000 Orange Ave., Daytona Beach, FL 32114 and arrive 15 minutes early to complete check-in.

Do children need a parent or guardian with them?

Children 12 and under must have a parent or guardian follow them (ground-level supervision is acceptable); youth 17 and under require a parent/guardian to sign a Minor Release—this form can be printed from the operator’s site and brought pre-signed.

Are pregnant women allowed on the courses?

No. Pregnant women are expressly prohibited from going on any courses.

What should participants wear?

Participants should wear shoes (closed-toe footwear is required) and comfortable clothing suitable for movement in the trees.