High Trek Adventures Everett

High Trek Adventures Everett is an outdoor ropes and zip-line park for children age 4 through adults. The main structure has three levels, more than 60 obstacles and six zip lines. Children ages 4 to 8 use the Cadet's Course, a lower 12-element route built so young climbers can reach their safety clips and move through a gentler sequence of challenges.

Its junior zip line stays closer to the ground and is operated by staff. Climbers age 8 and older can buy a Captain's Course ticket for the full structure.

A regular climbing visit takes about two hours. That includes roughly 30 minutes for check-in, equipment and ground-school instruction, followed by 90 minutes on the course. The posted standard price is $39 for a Cadet climber and $59 for a Captain climber.

For two adults and two children on the Cadet course, the base total is about $196. A family with four Captain climbers would pay $236. The Adventure Pass costs more but stretches the visit to four or five hours with additional activities.

This is a physical outing, not a casual playground stop. Shoes must cover the toes and secure around the heel. Climbers should bring water, wear clothes suited to the forecast and review the reach, weight and health requirements before paying.

Every participant needs a High Trek Everett waiver completed within the previous 360 days. The operator supplies required safety equipment. Families may bring approved gloves, buy them during checkout or borrow a complimentary pair.

Hours change with season and demand, and the official calendar is the reliable source for open dates. Online reservations are strongly recommended because walk-ins depend on remaining capacity. The final climb often has cooler weather and fewer people.

Rain or other bad weather can still disrupt an outdoor reservation; weather-related changes do not carry a change fee, and the operator can issue a rain check valid for 90 days. Families should check the forecast and live booking calendar before driving from Seattle.