Go Ape – Cockfosters Trent Park

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We welcome you to one of London’s more demanding Go Ape outdoor activity centers. We are confident that if you go there that you will feel a million miles away from the city life in the stunning Trent Country Park, Barnet. Go Ape Cockfosters is home to two enjoyable (and challenging) climbing courses for high-ropes. 

Treetop Challenge is for those enthralled by canopy-high tree-to-tree crossings, free-fall Tarzan Swings, and taking a ride on super-fast, extremely long North London zip wire experiences.

It is ideal for adults, teenagers, and children over 1.4m. Challenge Plus is our newest high ropes challenge, and it’s right and tough. It’s a dialed-up variation of our traditional high ropes adventure for the bravest adults.

Your next adventure starts just 5 minute walk to Cockfosters Tube Station.

Make reservations for today for your North London outdoor activity today.

Cockfosters Go Ape lies in Trent Country Park, close to Enfield. Minutes away from the tube, and close to M25. Enjoy 413 acres of lush woodland, rolling meadows, charming brooks, and unique historical places.

After you’ve conquered the most challenging Go Ape course in the South East, you can discover what the attractive park offers.

Take your bikes to the bike trails or, if you prefer exploring on foot, there are a few walking routes that contain a range of the park’s historical monuments. Such as Sassoon’s obelisk, the Duke’s Pyramid as well as Camlet Moat.

Based on the time of year, the Nature Trail will offer you the chance to experience something new each year.

You can explore the Water Garden, which has recently been restored to its previous splendor. If you’re looking for a view of the lake, take the rod (and an Environment Agency Rod Licence) because fishing is allowed on the lakes throughout the open season.

There’s more than just grown-up amusement – children can play the fun at Trent Country Park. There are two excellent wooden play areas, one for toddlers and the other for children.

Have you worked up an appetite? Visit the Wildlife Rescue Centre and Cafe for a snack.

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