The park utilizes a valley-based geography to maximize the elevation drops of its zip line courses.
The site includes structural elements integrated directly into existing forest trees to maintain a rustic canopy experience.
Nayón is historically known as the 'Garden of Quito,' which informs the lush, subtropical vegetation found throughout the park grounds.
Nayón Xtreme Valley is an adventure park located in the outskirts of Quito, specializing in aerial challenge courses and high-altitude obstacles. The park features a circuit of multiple zip lines traversing the local valley terrain. Guests navigate a series of rope bridges and suspended platforms positioned within the forest canopy. The venue provides treetop cabins for visitors seeking an immersive overnight experience in nature. Safety systems include professional-grade harnesses and guided instruction for all climbing activities. The park is situated on a steep slope, providing a vantage point over the Nayón parish landscape.
The mid-point suspension bridge, which offers a 360-degree view of the canopy and the descent path of the main zip line.
Wear closed-toe athletic shoes with good grip to navigate the wooden platforms and forest floor terrain.
Use a GoPro or action camera with a secure chest mount if you want to record the zip line descent.
Bring a light waterproof jacket, as mountain weather in the Quito valley can shift rapidly throughout the day.
Avoid arriving without a prior booking, as group tours frequently occupy the limited equipment slots during weekends.
Operations are subject to closure during heavy rainfall or high wind conditions for safety compliance.
Athletic, flexible clothing is required; skirts, dresses, and loose jewelry are prohibited for safety reasons during harness use.
