For the faint-hearted, the 60 foot tree drop at Tree Top Adventure will surely give chills to your spine. To those who want to conquer their fear of heights or just wanting to experience something extreme, this activity shouldn't be missed. Are you brave enough to feel the thrill?
Yes, I was back in one of my happy places-Baguio. (Click HERE to check the hotel where I stayed at during this trip.) Part of my itinerary for that visit was Tree Top Adventure. It is my 3rd time to be here and also my 3rd time to do the Tree Drop. I'm not really big of a dare devil, but sometimes, I want to do something extreme.
I can still remember the first time I tried the Tree Drop, 3 years ago. My palms were sweating. I felt my heart was pounding faster. I had butterflies in stomach. And seeing a friend who tried it before me and backed-out, I was like--- can I actually do this? Despite all these, I was determined to take the challenge. And man, I did! Three times! I did the 60 ft tree drop, thrice! Yeah, I have come to include that as a medal-- the distinction of having done the Tree Drop at Tree Top Adventure thrice. I'm not sure if I share this honor with someone else. Or if someone has a record of four. Or more. But maybe,I'm the sole holder of this title. Someone from Tree Top Adventure Baguio verify this please! Lol.
It's very easy to find Tree Top Adventure. It is located conveniently at Camp John Hay. At the entrance, you get to see the different rides being offered. You just have to choose what you want to try then pay for the tickets. You don't want to lose the stubs because you have to present them prior to the ride.
Now, what's the best ride to try at Tree Top Adventure?
Well, aside from the Tree Drop, I highly recommend doing all. Tee-hee! :P
SIGNATURE RIDES
The Canopy Ride is like a cable car ride. Suspended 100 feet above the ground, the slow movement gives one a nice view of trees and nature.
Do zip line at the Superman Ride. This adventure will take you to a superhero flight. It is 150 feet high over a ravine, and the view from above is truly breathtaking!
The Silver Surfer is another thrilling ride. True to its name, it's like surfing through the wind, gliding from one tree top to another.
Taken from my visit to TTA last year
The Sky Walk, gives you a 'slow down'. It may seem like nothing scary, but for those who have fear of heights, this could give you aversion. From here, you'll have a marvelous view of the old Baguio. Take some time to enjoy the cool breeze and enjoy the scenic spots.
Watch our video (in HD) and see how we truly enjoyed our Tree Top Adventure activities! Subscribe na din on my YouTube channel for more food and travel ganap! :)
Aside from the signature rides, Tree Top Adventure also has a team building facility. Forget about the usual trust fall or trust walk or spider web crawl and relays-- here, participants will be challenged to innovate and think out of the box. The activities are mostly motorized and the challenge is to finish each activities at the fastest time. What's good about this is that everything can be measured and the output and success will be coming from the whole group working together to achieve the goal.
HERE's the TEAM BUILDING activity that we had last year.
FEEL THE THRILL. EXPERIENCE THE EXTREME.
We had another fun-filled day at Tree Top Adventure. There are many spots that one can enjoy in Baguio- and don't miss to include Tree Top Adventure as part of your itinerary.
Leap into a new adventure- do the 60 ft Tree Drop or zip line ala-Superman. Don't miss the chance to view the magical scenery several feet up and the exhilarating sensation of like flying through the air.
Doing these, kind of gave me freedom. It was great to shout at the top of my lungs with all the adrenalin rush. It felt empowering to have conquered the rides.
P.S. They also have a branch in Subic. So yeah, you have a choice between a warmer or a colder Tree Top Adventure. :) I like both.
Allan works full time as a Recruitment Head for an IT Solutions company in Makati and juggles blogging along side. He’s fond of travelling, a certified beach and nature lover and would want to explore more of Earth’s riches. A former community theater director, a pre school teacher and a frustrated Star In A Million contestant, Allan hopes of conquering the big stage for a spotlight one day. Conversation and people are his passion.
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The Filipino Rambler is a vibrant travel and food blog that serves as a delightful guide to the beauty of the Philippines. Explore enchanting destinations, savor culinary delights at hidden gems, and stay updated on the hippest events across the archipelago. With a passionate advocacy for Philippine tourism, The Filipino Rambler is your go-to source for discovering the rich tapestry of culture, flavors, and experiences that make the Philippines a must-visit destination
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