High Above Oyama: Conquer the Forest Ninja Warrior Course

LAKE COUNTRY ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE

High Above Oyama: Conquer the Forest Ninja Warrior Course

A self‑paced aerial adventure in Lake Country that stitches 27 swinging obstacles and six zip lines through Oyama’s forest—this guide explains what to expect and who can do it.

High Above Oyama: Conquer the Forest Ninja Warrior Course.

Duration
Approx. 2 Hour
Location
Lake Country
Operator
Oyama Zipline Adventure Park
Category
Zipline
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set in the mossy, cedar‑lined slopes of Lake Country, Aerial Park’s Forest Ninja Warrior Course threads a full‑size high‑rope circuit through Oyama’s forest. The course pairs 27 swinging obstacles with six zip lines, is open to adults, youth and children, and is designed so participants control the pace and may pass or return to the ground as needed.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE CHALLENGE

27 Swinging Obstacles and 6 Zip Lines

The signature Forest Ninja Warrior Course combines 27 moving obstacles with six zip lines into a continuous aerial route, delivering an extended test of balance, grip and nerve.

THE SETTING

Aerial Routes Carved Through Oyama’s Forest

The course runs high among the trees of Oyama, offering a forested setting for a ropes‑course that emphasizes movement and flow rather than sheer height alone.

THE DESIGN

Self‑Paced, Full‑Size Course with Ground Access

The full‑size aerial layout is designed for flexible progression: participants can pass one another and return to the ground, allowing families and mixed‑ability groups to tailor the experience.

What the day feels like

What the Experience Feels Like

Expect a flowing, hands‑on session in which you move from element to element at your own speed. The course’s combination of swinging challenges and zips requires steady footing and repeated clipping and unclipping, but its design—allowing passing and deliberate returns to ground—keeps progression flexible for mixed groups.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this course suits—and who should consider alternatives.

1
Active FamiliesDesigned for adults, youth and children, families can mix abilities on the course; children who cannot reach a minimum of 5'5" should instead use the Forest Monkey Play Park.
2
Mixed‑Ability GroupsThe course allows passing and returns to the ground, which makes it practical for groups with differing comfort levels and skill sets—so long as participants meet the height/reach requirements.
3
Independent Teens & AdultsParticipants who can reach 5'11" handholds can trek without assistance and will find the course suitably continuous and challenging.
4
Smaller Children & CaregiversChildren who cannot reach the 5'5" minimum should use the Forest Monkey Play Park; those between 5'5" and 5'10" may participate when paired with someone tall enough to reach 5'11" to provide clipping/unclipping assistance.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Plan on approximately 2 hours for the experience.

What to Bring

Consider adding on or bringing a pair of gloves to protect your hands from ropes and cables.

Pace & Logistics

The full‑size aerial course is self‑paced and designed to allow passing and returns to ground, which helps groups move at their own tempo.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the Aerial Park experience take?

The typical duration is approximately 2 hours.

How many obstacles and zip lines are on the course?

The Forest Ninja Warrior Course includes 27 swinging obstacles and six zip lines.

Is the course suitable for children?

The course is offered for adults, youth and children, but height requirements apply: children who cannot reach a minimum of 5'5" should use the Forest Monkey Play Park; children who can reach 5'11" handholds can trek without assistance; participants who reach 5'5"–5'10" can participate when paired with someone able to reach 5'11" to assist with clipping and unclipping.

Can I return to the ground if I need to?

Yes; the full‑size aerial course is designed to allow passing and returning to the ground so participants control the experience and their pace.

Should I wear gloves?

It is recommended to add on or bring a pair of gloves to protect your hands from ropes and cables.