The park is situated within the Kuno forest, a site chosen for the natural structural integrity of its standing cedar trees.
Unlike traditional amusement parks, the course construction avoids drilling into the trees by using specialized suspension methods.
The facility features a 'Tarzan Swing' where participants leap from a high platform into a hanging cargo net.
Safety systems are designed to ensure that participants remain attached to a safety line from the moment they leave the ground until they finish the course.
Forest Adventure Odawara is an outdoor high ropes course situated within a protected forest area in the foothills of the Hakone mountains. The park utilizes natural cedar trees as anchor points for its various aerial obstacles and zip lines. It offers multiple courses graded by difficulty, ranging from beginner-friendly paths to high-altitude challenges. The site is part of the larger Forest Adventure franchise in Japan, which prioritizes minimal impact on the local ecosystem during installation. Participants are fitted with full-body safety harnesses and a continuous belay system throughout the duration of the courses. The facility integrates into the hilly Kuno terrain, requiring a moderate level of physical fitness to complete the longer circuits. Safety briefings are mandatory for all participants before accessing the higher platforms.
The viewing platform overlooking the final zip line arrival area provides a clear shot of participants landing.
Wear long sleeves and trousers even in summer to protect skin from rope friction and forest insects.
Arrive at least 20 minutes before your scheduled slot for the mandatory safety equipment fitting and briefing.
Bring a secure strap for glasses or sunglasses as they can easily fall during aerial segments.
Do not attempt the high-difficulty courses if you have a significant fear of heights, as exiting once you have started is restricted.
Generally closed on Thursdays, though this may vary during public holiday weeks.
Closed-toe sports shoes are mandatory; sandals and high heels are strictly prohibited for safety reasons.