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Based in the heart of Haldon Forest, just five miles from Exeter, adventure awaits. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker looking for a unique activity or simply after some quality time with friends and family, Go Ape have you covered. Boasting two high ropes activities above the forest floor, days out at Go Ape Haldon are about having fun, challenging yourself to try something new and creating unforgettable memories.
Discover ziplines and tricky crossings to Tarzan swings, Rings and 200m+ Zipwires. Whether it's an action-packed day out this winter, a birthday celebration, a unique teambuilding experience or an action-packed half term - Go Ape come "highly" recommended. Feel the thrill this winter and Go Ape!
Treetop Adventure
A jam-packed hour in the treetops made up of intricate crossings, wobbly bridges and a zip wire finale - guaranteed to evoke screams and laughter. Go Ape Treetop Adventure is designed with the younger ones in mind for a brilliant family day out. A high ropes experience a little closer to the ground for those over a metre tall.
Minimum Age – All ages, advise 4 years and up
Minimum Height – 1m
Maximum weight - 20.5 stones (130kg)
Treetop Challenge
Go Ape Treetop Challenge is an exhilarating self-guided 2-3-hour experience through the forest canopy. After a detailed safety briefing from one of our experienced instructors, you’ll be tackling canopy-high crossings, leaping off free-fall Tarzan swings and riding high-speed ziplines. Our rope ladders/staircases/Fisherman’s Traps are your gateway to a hidden world. Grown-up fun in the great outdoors. For those over 1.4 metres tall.
Minimum Age - 10yrs
Minimum Height - 1.4m (4ft7")
Maximum weight - 20.5 stones (130kg)
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Treetop Adventure | £21.00 per ticket |
| Treetop Challenge (10 years plus) | £36.00 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
| Open Christmas |
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| Go Ape! Haldon (1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025) | ||
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| Saturday - Sunday | Open | |
* Go Ape is open all year round at the weekends.
Feb Half Term 15th -23rd Feb
Easter 5th - 21st April
* Thurs-Sun until may half term
May Half Term 24th -1st Jun
*Mon- Sun 2nd June - 5th Oct
* Thurs - Sun 9th - 24th Oct
October Half Term 25th - 2nd Nov.
Christmas 22nd Dec - 4th Jan (Exc 24th,25th, 26th Dec and 1st Jan)
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