Orange Trail

Orange is the first trail you start from the tower – and the one where it begins to feel like a real forest adventure. You're no longer in "round one" mode. Instead, you move through a run of elements that link naturally from one to the next. It's still friendly, but it asks for steadier footing, more care on the crossings and a calmer focus from start to finish.

What makes Orange special is the flow. Once you set off, you find the rhythm quickly: platform – crossing – quick reset – then on you go. The ziplines arrive as natural breaks in the route – a breather and a little reward that gives you energy before the next sequence. That's why Orange often works best for mixed groups: everyone can go at their own pace, but it still feels like you're making progress.

Basic info

Orange sits between the lower starter levels and the trails with more height and more demanding sections. The route moves through a series of platforms and crossings, mixing balance, grip and body control, with the zipline built into the rhythm of the trail. Before you start, it helps to know what matters most here is a steady, even pace – not speed. If you keep it calm, the trail feels smooth and enjoyable and the crossings start to feel clear and predictable.

Why choose this trail

If you want to experience a tower-start trail without it feeling like a big leap in difficulty, Orange is the best choice. It gives you that sense of progress and a more serious route, while staying comfortable for children who've already done the first two trails and for adults who want to build height gradually. It's also a great trail for building trust – in the gear, in your steps and in your calm focus.

Practical tips for the trail:

• Start steady and even – rhythm matters more than speed
• Look towards the next platform, not down at your feet
• On crossings, take short, safe steps rather than big strides
• Use the zipline as a reset – set your body position and land calmly
• If you get stuck, pause on a platform, take a breath and carry on when your calm rhythm returns