Port
Sitka, Alaska, US
Activity Level
Strenuous
Excursion Type
All
Wheelchair Accessible
No
Starting At
$219
Minimum Age
Information Not Currently Available
Duration
Approximately 2½ Hours
Meals Included
Meals not included
Gather your courage, channel your inner adventurer, and get ready for the ultimate outdoor escapade at Sheet'ká Treetop Aerial Ropes Adventure. Thirty different elements, rooted in the stories and traditions of the Tlingít people, will have you swinging, balancing, and soaring your way high above the forest floor. Bridges, cables, and ropes will put your balance and determination to the test.
Gear up and listen to safety instructions at the ground school. Then, with your trusty guide, hop on the xíxch' (frog) course, easing into the excitement with three warm-up elements.
Once you're feeling confident, it's time to level up to the yéil (raven) course, where you'll ascend to heights of 30+ feet to complete some obstacles.
After a quick breather back on solid ground, there's some heart-pounding action on the xóots (bear) course. Here, the challenges become even more intense and physically demanding.
The final set is the ch'áak (eagle) course. Climb to new heights for breathtaking views over the forest canopy before returning to earth via the auto-descent called the "Eagle's Flight" — an experience to remember.
Notes:
Course safety equipment, including a harness and lanyard system, is provided and must be used. Minimum age is 10 years. Minimum height is 54". Minimum weight is 75 lbs; maximum weight is 265 lbs. Participants must have full use of their limbs. Guests who are pregnant and those with medical conditions, a fear of heights, injuries/seizure disorders or vision/hearing impairments should seek medical advice prior to participating. Waiver must be signed, and medical conditions disclosed. Wear sturdy non-skid, closed-toe shoes (mandatory). Dress warmly in layers with a windproof and waterproof outer layer. Wear long pants. Tour operates rain or shine, but may be canceled by the operator in the event of extreme weather or unsuitable conditions.
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