Go Ape Aberfoyle, Go Ape Aberfoyle
David Marshall Lodge Queen Elizabeth Forest Park,, Aberfoyle, FK8 3SY -
Up to
10 guests
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catering
External Catering
allowed
Go Ape Aberfoyle is one of the best high rope courses in Scotland! Home to two of the longest zips in the UK, and just an hour from Glasgow, you'll fly the distance of around four football pitches (over 400 metres!) at heights of up to 46 metres above the ground. That's not all, you’ll also tackle adrenaline-pumping obstacles and crossings in the incredible surroundings of Queen Elizabeth Forest Park.
Scotland
Make a day of it, you can spend all day at this location.
From tree-to-tree crossings, bouncy nets and all-terrain Segways we have all the adventure boxes ticked. Whether you’re a thrill seeker or after quality family fun, come and put a smile on your face, get the wind in your hair and make some memories that will last a lifetime.
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Standing
up to 10
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Reviews
Graham welsh
March 2025Go Ape is an absolute adventure paradise for kids and adults alike! From the moment we arrived, the excitement was through the roof. The kids absolutely loved navigating the treetop obstacles, soaring down zip lines, and testing their bravery on the high ropes. The course is well-designed, with varying levels of difficulty, so there's something for everyone. The staff were fantastic—encouraging, helpful, and always ensuring safety. We easily spent the whole day there, with the kids wanting to go again and again. It’s the perfect outdoor activity for energetic kids who love a challenge. A must-visit for a full day of adventure and fun!
Beth Paton
December 2024Went here with my friend who has a fear of heights! It's a fun day out, and easy to go at your own pace. A bit scary as you have to clip yourself in, but felt comfortable after our safety induction and practice using the pulley devices. The staff were all super friendly and helpful, happy to coach us through the scarier parts, while keeping things lighthearted and having a laugh. Shout out to Jacob and Marc who were chatting to us throughout our session and made the day a lot more fun. I wish there were more benches or areas in between each section, as for someone trying to challenge a fear, it's a lot of mental work and a sit down halfway might've helped. I enjoyed the courses and the fact they got progressively higher and more challenging. I recommend wearing clothes you don't mind getting dirty as it can be tricky to land the ziplines on your feet!
Samuel Etimkpong
April 2025Swinging and climbing through the trees at Go Ape Aberfoyle with my friend under clear Scottish skies was both fun and tiring!. The water breaks helped me to catch my breath when I was tired. The instructor showed us what to do before we started, but I wasn't ready for how hard the 2.5-hour course would be. By the end, I was soaked in sweat but smiling, and despite trying to keep my clothes clean, they ended up getting dirty anyway. I also staggered out of the zone looking like I'd just completed basic training with the army 🤣🤣🤣 I couldn't film all the exciting parts as I needed both hands to hold on! My only regret was rushing to catch the X10A bus back to Stirling without tasting the food at the restaurant – I'll definitely come back, and I recommend bringing friends for maximum fun!
