Looking for "Go Ape": the new treetop adveture

climbing experience?

Go Ape is an big attraction bringing people into Alice Holt Forest.

Now open for 2008 Season

NB www.aliceholt.org is not connected with either Go Ape or the Forest Enterprise Visitor Centre and accepts no liability for errors or ommissions on this site

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Go Ape is an amazing adventure experience for "Kids" of all ages from ages 10 up to 70.

The Go Ape experience at Alice Holt involves climbing, swinging, crawling and generally enjoying yourself on a series of treetop assault course-style ladders, ropes, tunnels, bridges etc .You'll experience an Ape's eye view of the Forest from heights of up to 40 feet above the ground, with stunning views over the treetops.

Go Ape is located at the main Visitor Centre off the A325 at Bucks Horn Oak, on the road to Dockenfireld. You'll need to turn off the A325 at the Halfway House Pub, opposite the petrol station in Bucks Horn Oak which is between Farnham and Bordon. The nearest railway stations are Farnham or Bentley on the Waterloo-Alton line and Go Ape is a reasonable cycle ride from there, but too far to walk with children. The number 18 Stagecoach bus from Aldershot to Whitehill stops at the Halfway House and Go Ape is a short walk from there. Remember there are car parking charges at the visitor Centre which vary depending on which day of the week you come. There are other facilities at the visitor Centre, including toilets, a restaurant, shop and numerous educational and fun activities for children, both indoors and out

Go Ape is now closed for the winter and re-opens in March.

You need to be at least 4'7" tall and reasonably fit and healthy, and you should allow up to 3 hours to complete the experience, depending on how busy the course is. There are 11 other Go Ape attractions around Britain. Booking is strongly advised and charges, advice and terms and conditions can all be found at Go Ape's excellent website or by calling 0845 643 9215


Looking for "Go Ape": the new treetop adveture climbing experience? Go Ape is an big attraction bringing people into Alice Holt Forest. Now open for 2008 Season NB www.aliceholt.org is not connected with either Go Ape or the Forest Enterprise Visitor Centre and accepts no liability for errors or ommissions on this site << Back to Home Page

	Go Ape is an amazing adventure experience for "Kids" of all ages from ages 10 up to 70. The Go Ape experience at Alice Holt involves climbing, swinging, crawling and generally enjoying yourself on a series of treetop assault course-style ladders, ropes, tunnels, bridges etc .You'll experience an Ape's eye view of the Forest from heights of up to 40 feet above the ground, with stunning views over the treetops. Go Ape is located at the main Visitor Centre off the A325 at Bucks Horn Oak, on the road to Dockenfireld. You'll need to turn off the A325 at the Halfway House Pub, opposite the petrol station in Bucks Horn Oak which is between Farnham and Bordon. The nearest railway stations are Farnham or Bentley on the Waterloo-Alton line and Go Ape is a reasonable cycle ride from there, but too far to walk with children. The number 18 Stagecoach bus from Aldershot to Whitehill stops at the Halfway House and Go Ape is a short walk from there. Remember there are car parking charges at the visitor Centre which vary depending on which day of the week you come. There are other facilities at the visitor Centre, including toilets, a restaurant, shop and numerous educational and fun activities for children, both indoors and out Go Ape is now closed for the winter and re-opens in March. You need to be at least 4'7" tall and reasonably fit and healthy, and you should allow up to 3 hours to complete the experience, depending on how busy the course is. There are 11 other Go Ape attractions around Britain. Booking is strongly advised and charges, advice and terms and conditions can all be found at Go Ape's excellent website or by calling 0845 643 9215
	When you're visiting Go Ape, remember there's so much more to see and find out about in Alice Holt Forest. You can park up and start from the Visitor Centre or access from other points such as Bentley Railway Station or Alice Holt Lodge to discover some of the quieter corners of the Forest.
		Miles of Walks through peaceful forest Butterfly Meadow, Rare Purple Emperors and White Admirals Rare, exotic and Beautiful Trees The Old Arboretum Internationally Important Research Forest Centre of The Pottery Inductry in Roman Times Haven for Nightjars, Hobbies and other Rare Birds Deer, Foxes, Badgers, Bats, Dormice and many other Mammals Former Royal Hunting Forest Views over The Weald of Surrey Close to the "Hangers Way" and other fine Walks Through Beautiful N.E Hampshire Great Cycling , On or Off Road Dog Walkers Welcome Horse Riding Fascinating Flowers, Ferns ,Fungi, Insects etc Reptiles and Amphibians Photographers' Paradise << Back to Home Page