Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course

Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course offers an exhilarating treetop adventure in the beautiful ponderosa pines of Fort Tuthill County Park. With multiple courses ranging from beginner to advanced levels, families can challenge themselves on suspended bridges, zip lines, and aerial obstacles while safely harnessed 15-60 feet above the forest floor. The stunning mountain setting at 7,000 feet elevation provides a cooler escape during summer months.

• ✓Over 60 challenge bridges and obstacles suspended in the ponderosa pine forest
• ✓Multiple zip lines including thrilling long-distance runs through the trees
• ✓Five different color-coded courses ranging from beginner-friendly to expert-level challenges
• ✓Continuous belay safety system keeps adventurers secured at all times
• ✓Stunning forest canopy views and fresh mountain air at 7,000 feet elevation

1. 1.Arrive early to complete the safety training and gear up,plan for 30 minutes before your actual course time begins
2. 2.Wear closed-toe athletic shoes (no sandals) and comfortable clothes you can move in; bring gloves to protect hands on zip lines
3. 3.Book online in advance, especially for summer weekends, as time slots fill up quickly
4. 4.The high elevation means cooler temps,bring layers even in summer, and apply extra sunscreen as UV rays are stronger at altitude
5. 5.Consider starting with the easier courses first to build confidence before attempting the more challenging black-diamond level obstacles

Weekday mornings offer the smallest crowds and most personalized attention from staff. Late spring and early fall provide ideal weather,warm but not too hot for this active adventure. Summer mornings are perfect for beating Arizona's heat thanks to Flagstaff's mountain elevation.

Tickets typically range from $60-70 per person for 2-3 hours of course access. Parking is available at Fort Tuthill County Park. No food is sold on-site, so pack snacks and water bottles (you'll store them during your climb).

Open seasonally from approximately late April through October, weather permitting. The course closes during winter months due to snow and cold temperatures. Summer (June-August) is peak season with extended hours sometimes available. Call ahead in shoulder seasons as hours may vary with weather conditions.

Head into downtown Flagstaff (about 10 minutes away) for Diablo Burger, known for locally-sourced burgers that kids love, or Pizzicletta for authentic Neapolitan pizza. For a quicker option, Satchmo's BBQ offers family-friendly portions and a casual atmosphere.