Top Oregon Obstacle Courses

Our school went to Tree to Tree for a community-building activity, and it was great! The staff was so friendly and accommodating. They got our group started quickly and smoothly. The actual course is awesome. It starts with a tutorial course, then progresses to the highest/most difficult course. Every student, even those afraid of heights, had a fantastic experience. We will definitely be back!

We had an absolute blast on our old-growth tree climbing trip, and I cannot thank our guide Timmy enough for making it so special. Our guide Timmy was remarkably patient, supportive, and knowledgeable. He made sure my 16 y/o felt totally safe with the gear and techniques while keeping the energy fun and encouraging. Watching my teenager reach the canopy and have the absolute best time of his life is a memory we will cherish forever.

Our entire experience from meet up to farewell was exceptional. The climbing of an old growth tree deep in the forest has a magical atmosphere and unbelievable beauty. Truly an experience not to be missed!

It doesn’t look like much at first glance, but this park is definitely worth a stop, especially if you have teens. We’ve been zip lining in many different countries, and the aerial course was a totally different experience. No need to pay for the zip lining here separately. The aerial course has several self guided zips. Great day with our family😊 Tip - Don’t book this adventure if you’re afraid of heights.

A great time for our family! Timmy was an amazing instructor - kind and patient with our group. We had varying levels of physical ability and he made sure that we all had a wonderful experience!

Tyler and Cole were amazing guides! We took our 90 year old grandmother and they took her under their wing to ensure her safety and were so much fun along the way. I'd highly recommend those two. It was the best ziplining I've done and the 1/4 mile run was super fun. We all had a great time, from 13 years to 90 years.

My son and I had so much fun using the ascender to help us get up to the top of the tree. A great memory from this adventure was made. Highly Recommend

We climbed almost 300 feet up a Douglas Fir. It was hard, not gonna lie. But Brett, our guide, was unfailingly patient and good natured. We felt safe and well cared for with him. They claim it’s a unique experience: they tell the truth. You get absurdly high in the canopy, you look down on the swirling mist below, you listen to the soughing wind through the forest. Or possibly you babble nervously with Brett to distract yourself from the creeping terror; that might have happened. Then you plummet back to earth, kiss the ground, try to regain control of adrenaline-sapped legs, and wonder if there’s time to go again. You realize that Brett is a 28-year-old wizard who has ushered you through danger to a place of swelling self-esteem. We did that. We did it and lived to write a review about it. If you love trees or woods, or if you just want to learn what you’re capable of after you turn 60, this is your adventure. Brett is your spirit guide to wonder.

I'm a 75 year old woman who climbed an Old Growth Douglas Fir tree and sat on one of its strong branches to do some sketching! How cool is that! After the practice climbs, I agreed with my sister that utilizing the assist so that we could make the most of our half day adventure to reach the branches of the main event tree by the creek made good sense. It's about 120' just to get to the first branches. Our guide Leo was tremendously patient, kind and friendly. A wealth of information about the correct and safe process, as well as the trees themselves. Ever since I read the book "The Wild Trees," by Richard Preston, I have wanted to climb a tall tree and Tree Climbing at Silver Falls was an excellent choice company! I'm already thinking I need to do some weight training focusing on my core strength, so that I can do this again without the assist. thank you Leo and Tree Climbing at Silver Falls for an experience of a lifetime!!!!

Leo was a fantastic guide into this world aloft! As a lifelong but aging climber, I appreciated Leo's attention to detail and safety, and his patient commitment to making my climb work. With the mechanics in place and an ecosystem tutorial, we could turn our focus to the amazing vertically organic space around us! A bonus for me was that Leo has oriented his business around accessibility, making it a gateway for people of a variety of capacities, across age, fitness, physical ableness, and emotional readiness for the challenges of the vertical. A special business, a special guide, a special experience!

Awesome! Instructor was amazing. Instructions clear. Helped when needed. Very professional and sincere when it came to my daughter.

Decided to climb a tree for my 49th birthday! It was harder than I expected, so I got quite a workout, but my teenage son didn't have any trouble at all. Our guide was very patient and encouraging. He also changed me into a different harness that worked better for me. I didn't make it all the way to the top, but I went high enough for my satisfaction (180 feet) and enjoyed just swinging around. I probably could have pushed myself to make it up to the top, but I'm glad I didn't. I was pretty sore afterwards (but my son wasn't). Normally I am scared of heights, but I wasn't scared at all.

Our family had an awesome experience tree climbing with Leo as our guide. He's knowledgeable with safety & climbing techniques, thorough with his instructions, and thoughtful making sure that everyone has a good time. Thank you!

My husband gifted me this experience for my 40th birthday and it was the perfect way to enter a new decade! Leo was not only a great climbing guide but a true advocate for the conservation of remaining old-growth forests. It was magical to be up so high, with branches the size of trees providing a base for lush fern, lichen, and moss. Highly recommend!

In my mind, I thought “tree climbing” would be more like physically climbing on the tree itself….this was not quite that, but still just as fun! If you are familiar with rock climbing, this is more like “ascending” up the tree on the rope itself. Though not what I was expecting, I had a great time and learned a new skill! It’s challenging enough to get your heart rate up, but the views, guides, and overall vibes are unbeatable. Would recommend doing with family or even as a work event.

What a wonderful experience and rare opportunity. My daughter loved the climbing and felt very safe the entire time. There was a LONG introduction on the practice tree which meant she was climbing the taller tree partially in the dark. She was with a family who had teen kids with physical developmental differences and we all loved that they had adaptive equipment to make it possible for everyone to climb.