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Ysgol Trefriw try new £40,000 high-rope course at Tree Top Adventure, Betws-y-Coed
Mar 4 2010 by Samantha Castle, North Wales Weekly News
A HIGH-ROPES adventure course in Betws-y-Coed has secured its place as a leading North Wales tourist attraction after adding a new kids course.
Tree Top Adventure, a high-ropes adventure course set 50ft up in the forests of the Conwy Valley, is celebrating after opening a new £40,000 low-rope course especially for children.
“It’s a mini version of the adults high-rope course,” explained TT adventure director Sean Taylor.
“But it’s still high enough off the ground for reluctant parents and even grandparents to give it a go.”
The £40,000 new rope adventure is aimed at children aged four years-old and upwards and this week youngsters from Ysgol Trefriw were invited along curtsey of the Environment Agency Wales to try out the course for themselves.”
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