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The Adventure Park in Nashville, TN

801 Percy Warner Blvd • Nashville, TN 37205

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Located just minutes from downtown Nashville, The Adventure Park has something fun for the whole family. With 162 treetop platforms connected by bridges, rope courses, ladders, 25 ziplines, and 3 axe-throwing lanes, guests can explore their inner adrenaline or face their fears. The Adventure Park even has something for little ones. The Adventure Playground is perfect for children ages 3-6. It offers a scaled-down version of full-size bridges and challenges. Get back to nature and breathe in the fresh air on your next trip to Nashville!

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Fun for the whole family.
Maximum weight: 265lbs.
Must be 7 years old to participate in the Aerial Forest Adventure Park.
Minors must be supervised by a parent or guardian.
Children under 18 must have a waiver completed by a parent/guardian.
Park is open rain or shine. However, courses may close in the event of severe weather.
Dress accordingly for the weather conditions.
Sneakers/running shoes are ideal.
Drinks and light snacks are available for sale at our retail store.
Guests are welcome to bring their own food and beverages. No Alcohol.

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Just minutes west of downtown Nashville, get back to nature and breathe in the fresh air of The Adventure Park at Nashville. Ditch the usual weekend plans and experience something new by climbing to reach zip lines. This self-guided tree-to-tree climbing adventure provides fun for all the family and is not one to miss! Join in on the fun at the very best treetop adventure park in Nashville.

There’s something for everyone on the adventure park ziplines, no matter their age, size, or ability. The variety of treetop trails is ideal for anyone ages 7+, and the Adventure Playground is specially designed for 3-6-year-olds and gives the little ones a go-to! Prepare for an action-packed day, as there are roughly 156 treetop platforms connected by bridges, ropes courses, ladders, 16 ziplines, and other crossings. Conquer the sky and test your inner thrill-seeker with whatever trail you choose!

Whether you’re already a brave adrenaline junkie or more of a novice looking to face your fears, there’s always an adventure waiting for you at the treetop adventure park in Nashville. Go at your own pace to conquer the ropes course and exhilarating ziplines no matter what experience or fitness level you have. Do what makes you feel comfortable as you swing and soar amongst the trees.

Non-climbing visitors are welcome and do not need a ticket.

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The Adventure Park at Nashville is located at 801 Percy Warner Blvd • Nashville, TN 37205

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Frequently Asked Questions about The Adventure Park at Nashville

Is parking provided?

Parking at the Park is free for all guests.

What equipment is provided?

A climbing harness, needed clips and trolley are provided for your climb.

What should I wear?

Wear well-fitting clothing that does not allow anything to hang loose or get tangled in cables and rope. Long hair must be tied back and loose jewelry removed. For your safety, closed-toe shoes are required. Sneakers/running shoes are ideal. No heels, flip flops, Crocs, ballet flats, etc. permitted. We HIGHLY recommend that you wear protective gloves when climbing at the park. You are welcome to bring your own leather-palmed, protective gloves or you may purchase online or from our retail store.

Where is it located?

The Adventure Park at Nashville 801 Percy Warner Boulevard Nashville, Tennesse 37205. Located 15 minutes west of downtown Nashville on the Gordon JCC campus.

Is a ticket required to watch my friends/family climb?

Tickets are only required for guests who wish to climb, there is no entrance fee. Non-climbing visitors are welcome (and encouraged) to walk around the many trails of the park and observe or take pictures! We have benches scattered throughout the walking trails of the park for observers.

How long is the tour?

The duration of the tour is 3.5 hours long.

Can I bring my own food/beverages?

Guests are welcome to bring their own food to the park and picnic tables are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Free water stations are available throughout the park. Drinks and light snacks are available for sale at our retail store. Alcohol is not permitted, nor are glass bottles or anything that conducts heat, such as a barbeque grill. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase and water is provided for free at designated stations in the Park.

Can I bring my pet?

Friendly dogs and responsible owners are allowed.

Is there a height, age, or weight restriction?

Although shorter children may not be able to reach some of the obstacles in the park, there is no height restriction for the trails and zip lines. Age is restricted to being a child of at least 7 but adults of any age can climb if they are not restricted by their doctors to do so. The Purple, Yellow, Green, and Blue trails have requirements of parent/adult supervision or participation depending on the age bracket and the course being used. The Adventure Playground is open to children 3 to 6 years old.

Do I have to be really fit to do the course?

Most people who lead an active lifestyle and are in good health should not have difficulty completing many of the trails. You can proceed at a pace that is comfortable for you. Most courses have Early Exits that exit the system without having to reach to end. Of course, you are also welcome to take a break between courses. As you tackle more difficult trails, especially in Blues and Blacks, more stamina, agility, and upper body strength will be needed to complete them.