The Epic Zipline In Delaware That Will Take You On An Adventure Of A Lifetime

Delawareans are adventurous people, and that's why the Go Ape! Treetop Adventure Course in Bear has been so popular. This Delaware zipline and canopy walk is located in beautiful, scenic Lums Pond State Park.

This zipline and treetop adventure is built right into the park!

Situated high above Delaware's largest freshwater pond, you'll be treated to the most amazing views as you climb high into the canopy.

Each section of the course takes you higher and higher and leads you to a zipline.

There are five separate ziplines, each higher and longer than the last, that take you back and forth across the pond.

Test your courage as you make your way across the canopy.

In addition to the challenging crossings, you'll face Tarzan swings and net climbs.

You'll spend over two hours here, up in the trees.

It's the perfect escape, and a great weekend activity for the entire family. Anyone over the age of 10 can participate in the full course, and for younger kids, the Treetop Junior course provides an hour of adventure.

When you finally get to the end, you'll face one of the longest ziplines around!

Hang on for 700 feet of freedom and flight! It's a thrill that you won't find anywhere else in Delaware.

So check out this Delaware zipline and treetop adventure course - it's an experience you won't soon forget!

Admission for Go Ape! Lums Pond is $58 for ages 16+, and $38 for ages 10-5. The Junior Course is $28. Thanks to Delaware State Parks, you can save 10% if you order your tickets with the code SPRINGZIP17. While most people can participate, there are restrictions on height, weight, and adult supervision for minors. You can find more information at Go Ape Lums Pond If you're ready to climb through the trees and soar over the pond, head to 1042 Howell School Road, Bear, DE 19701.

Of course, you don't have to be a thrill-seeking adrenaline junkie to love Lums Pond! This park is one of the nicest in the state, and with plenty to do out on the water or on the trails, your whole family will enjoy a day trip here. But, if you're still looking for a thrill after your Go Ape adventure, you might want to spend a night here. It is, after all, Delaware's most haunted campground.