Physical Ability

Q: Who can participate in Soaring Tree Top Adventures?

Ages 5-90 have participated in our zip line canopy tour.

Q: Is there a weight limit?

Yes. The minimum weight for Soaring is 50 pounds, and the maximum weight is 265 pounds.

Q: How much do we have to know about ziplining or rock climbing?

No experience necessary! If you are able to walk, climb stairs, and do some uphill hiking in a forest, you are able to go Soaring.

Q: I have poor strength in my arms. Can I still go?

Yes. There is no arm strength required for Soaring Tree Top Adventures. Your Sky Rangers handle all your equipment. Mild upper body strength is all you need.

Q: I have trouble bending my knees and get tired on a flight of stairs. Can I still go?

Soaring requires that guests have the ability to climb stairs and hike up and downhill climbs on forest paths. You must be able to bend your knees and “sit” in the harness as you are Soaring from tree to tree.

Q: Is Soaring wheelchair accessible?

No. The course and location are an outdoor, wilderness environment.

Q: Can I participate if I’m pregnant?

No. Soaring will not assume the liability for an expecting mother.

Q: Can I smoke at Soaring?

Due to our location and due to the severe fire hazards in the area, smoking is strictly prohibited at Soaring as well as on the D&SNG train.

Q: What about other health concerns?

Please let us know if you have any health concerns that you think Soaring should know about.