Six courses in the pines
Orlando Tree Trek Adventure Park, in Kissimmee, strings an aerial obstacle park through 15 acres of pine forest: six color-coded courses from 10 to 35 feet up, 97 obstacles, and two giant 425-foot zip lines. The courses grow progressively harder — nets, Tarzan swings, tightropes, ladders, and cable bridges — and the park pitches them at ages 7 to 107.
How a climb works
- Harness and briefing first: the official instructional video shows the flow — a guide fits your harness, a short safety briefing covers the rules, and a continuous safety system keeps you clipped in from ground to ground.
- Pick your color: start low and easy, work up. The first-person video on this page tours the Red Course — the tallest, toughest route — across swings, ladders, nets, and cable bridges high in the pines.
- The zip lines are the payoff: two 425-foot runs close out the top courses.
Tree Trek is the active family's answer to a non-park day — genuinely physical, outdoors, and about fifteen minutes from the Disney corridor.
Sources: the six videos on this page — the official trailer and park promos, the instructional video, and a first-person Red Course tour — summarized from their entries in our catalog.