CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE
Five Lines Through the Canopy: The Zipline Only Course at Cape May Court House
A roughly two‑hour, five‑zipline circuit at Tree to Tree Adventure Park that lets you fly the forest twice—this guide explains what to expect, who can go, and the logistics.
Five Lines Through the Canopy: The Zipline Only Course at Cape May Court House.
Set above the forest floor in Cape May Court House, the Zipline Only Course strips the aerial park down to its purest thrill: five scenic ziplines stitched into a single circuit. The operator’s format delivers a short training session, on‑ground guides, and two full runs around the course for every ticket, making for a focused dose of canopy flying rather than a full ropes‑course day.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Five ziplines, two laps
The offering is a single Zipline Only course composed of five scenic ziplines; each ticket permits two complete trips around the course for a repeat dose of speed and exposure.
Training and guided oversight
Before you launch you receive a course training session, and highly trained guides patrol all courses from the ground to monitor safety and operations throughout your visit.
Rides above the forest floor
The ziplines carry riders over the forest floor, offering an adventurous, picturesque perspective of the treed landscape rather than a long, technical aerial‑obstacle route.
What the day feels like
What the hour‑and‑a‑half in the trees feels like
Expect a compact, high‑adrenaline experience: a brief training and harnessing, then a sequence of five ziplines that move you through the canopy. The course is designed for two complete circuits per ticket, so after the first run you’ll have the chance to push speed and line‑choice on a second, familiar pass.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this course fits—and who should rethink.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Plan on approximately 2 hours from arrival through two laps of the Zipline Only course; reservations are recommended and waivers can be completed online before arrival.
Bring comfortable, close‑toed shoes and clothing suitable for climbing; complete online waivers prior to arrival as recommended by the operator.
Standard participant rate is $45; groups of 10–20 pay $41 per person; for groups of 20 or more contact the operator by email or phone for pricing.
A training session is included and highly trained guides patrol courses from the ground to oversee safety during your visit.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the Zipline Only Course take?
The full visit—training plus two laps of the course—takes approximately 2 hours.
How many ziplines are on the course and how many runs do I get?
The Zipline Only Course consists of five ziplines, and each ticket allows two trips around the course.
What are the age and reach requirements?
Participants must be at least 9 years old and be able to reach the tips of their fingers with both hands above their head to a height of 5'9" while keeping their feet flat on the ground.
Are there weight or harness size limits?
Yes: participants must weigh less than 300 pounds and be able to fit into a 48‑inch waist harness.
Do I need to make a reservation or complete paperwork before I arrive?
Reservations are recommended and the operator asks that guests fill out waivers online prior to arrival.
What does it cost and how do group rates work?
Standard participant rate is $45. Groups of 10–20 receive a reduced rate of $41 per person; for groups of 20 or more contact the operator by emailing [email protected] or calling 609-388-8289 for pricing.