Thirty minutes north of Coeur d'Alene in Farragut State Park is the
Tree toTree Adventure Course located alongside Lake Pend Oreille this exciting
attraction features zip lines, nets, Tarzan swings and other fun obstacles
high among the trees. Designed to challenge both the body and the mind
this thrilling obstacle course makes for a great day trip the whole family can
enjoy. So here we are at the Tree to Tree Adventure Park and we're headed up on
these ropes courses with something that's totally bomber, we just practiced
it, but it's still a little unnerving to step off on some of these features so
Caleb is our fearless leader and I'm gonna try not to be too scared. Okay are
we gonna race? No. What if I just like kind of like this. Yeah. You can never
escape Chad. There's lots of holes in this one. Also I'm swinging this cable one way
you're swinging it the other way. Well then swing it my way. Caleb what kind of
wood is this? You don't even know what kind of wood
this is? It's strong wood right? It better be strong. It's just something
you found in the dumpster of the Home Depot. Hey would you quit shaking it so much
I mean I feel like I'm walking really smooth I feel like you're walking really hard and
swingy. Probably, by the way is swingy a word?
I don't think so. Swingy is definitely a word.
See ya
Comin in hot, and backwards. Hot and backwards. I got it.
Holy cow. Holy logs Batman. What would you name this obstacle? I would name this
obstacle Lincoln Log. Really? I would call it Log Jammin.
Oh I see.
I feel like really clumsy on this one. Don't touch my log man.
I'm not on your log.
That's a long way down when you actually look. I'm getting more
of a stretch than a workout by the way.
The longest zip line of the day with a view of Lake Pend Oreille.
You like that. The longest zipline of the day, with the view of Lake Pend Oreille.
Okay so we just finished the blue course now we're on to the red. It's a little more
difficult and then black which is even more difficult and I love these little
things you clip and clip out in they're magnetic it makes it much less scary.
Should I do that again with more energy, was that lame? So we just finished the blue course
now we're on to the red course and then the black course and these hooks right
here just make me feel super secure.
For your tiny thrill-seekers the park also has a kids course for little ones
ages six to nine.
Kaite what's going on? I'm freaked out. About what?
The height, I'm scared.
Alright so Caleb the lead
rescue guide here at tree to tree has challenged me for this little section to
run on these platforms without touching anything. Only one foot can touch the
platform at a time and I guess the key is to not stop until I get to the other
side so let's hope this thing doesn't let me faceplant because I feel that's
what's gonna happen. All right here we go.
I don't like this Caleb
YAAAAA!
Nailed It!
So the nice thing about this thing is there's something for everybody.
The course is divided up into green, blue, red and black.
Those are all a degrees of difficulty.
And as we're finding out right now, the black course lives up to it's name.
Holy cow I don't like that one at all.
So here we are on the last feature of the black course called a leap of faith and this is why.
Reservations for the park are required for all visits so make yours at www.TreeToTreeIdaho.com
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