7 Amazing Treetop Adventures You Can Only Have In Utah
Explore Utah's best treetop adventures before the winter season begins.
Utah's warm weather will continue for another month or two, so you've still got plenty of time for some treetop adventures. We've written about a few over the last couple summers, and we've compiled them for you here so you make plans before the snow flies.
1. Dine at Needles Lodge.
Needles Lodge sits at 8,710 feet and the gondola ride to the top will give you some thrilling views, too.
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2. Visit Sundance Resort
Ride the zipline, which has a 2,100 foot drop, for a thrilling ride. For a more sedate treetop adventure, take the scenic lift to Ray's Summit.
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3. Ride the Alpine Coaster in Park City.
This exciting coaster takes you right through the treetops at speeds of up to 30 mph. Don't worry though - your cart has a hand brake so you can go the speed that makes you comfortable.
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4. Take the tram at Snowbird.
Snowbird Resort is a great place to play when the weather's warm. Take the tram to the top, then hike back down for a fun family adventure. But first, grab a meal at The Summit - a restaurant with walls of windows so you can appreciate the view.
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5. Check out the views at J&G Grill in Deer Valley.
You'll love this restaurant in Deer Valley. You'll start by riding the funicular to the top of the hill. Then enjoy patio dining amongst the trees.
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6. Ride the zipline across Deer Creek Reservoir.
Hang out for an afternoon at Zipline Utah, which has a killer zipline tour that takes you 3,900 feet right over Rainbow Bay at Deer Creek Reservoir.
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7. Challenge yourself on the Adventure Courses at Utah Olympic Park.
Utah Olympic Park in Parky City offers three different Adventure Courses. Choose the one that's right for your ability, then challenge yourself with this treetop adventure.
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What's your favorite Utah treetop adventure?
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