High-altitude Network

This complex network of challenges amidst the trees asks climbers and teams to test their mind and body at 20 different levels. Passed by the American Rope Course Technical Association Standards Certification, it’s safe, fun, and you won’t find anything quite like this elsewhere in Shanghai.

Rock Climbing Wall

The current largest outdoor mountain climbing wall in China, this baby is horizontally divided for climbers of varying skill sets, meaning all ages and levels are welcome on this rock. Meeting international certification standards, it’s home to international climbing competitions every year – but lots of people also come to scale just for fun.

High Altitude Rope Drop

Let’s mix it up – from top to bottom, with rope dropping you and your teammates find your way from a 15m high platform to the ground in safety. It’s secure, it builds confidence, and it gets you right back to where you started (in a good way though).

Hot Air Balloon

Come on, who hasn’t wanted to fly? You may have done it in planes, but why not go for a more open-air experience and head for our hot air balloon. From 80 meters up, the world looks a little different – how could you not want to see it for yourself?

Explore Hiking

Bamboo forests and fresh mountain air are hard to beat – but when hiking with us, it’s more than just about nature. We’ll teach you survival skills, the basics about equipment, and give you all the tools you need for your own wilderness adventure.

Small Rock Wall

On this 6-10 meters wall, you and your teammates have the opportunity to navigate a smaller space together. This isn’t about how high you can go, but how you can navigate and support others when you’ve only got a little room to work with.

Jungle Zipline

You ready for a ride 170 meters above sea level? Starting just outside the highest point of our park, whizz though the canyon and feel the forest flying by you. Now that’s a rush we’d be more than happy to sign up for

Ground Obstacle

Ladders, wooden bridges, high walls, low pile nets, and ditches. 200 meters of stuff to get over, under, and around. Let your imagination do the rest of the legwork – it’s more fun that way (though not as fun as the course).