Ramblewild: Our High Flying Trip to the Aerial Adventure Park

Have you ever wanted to fly through the air on ziplines, climb over logs suspended in the sky, and test your balance on an epic ropes course? Well, us too! Luckily, we got to do it all at Ramblewild Adventure Park in the Berkshires! Come with us through the aerial adventure park on an experience like none other, as we tackle the courses at Ramblewild.

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Ramblewild Berkshires General Info

Location: 110 Brodie Mountain Rd, Lanesborough, MA 01237
Time Needed: 3-4 Hours
Website: https://www.newramble.com/
Contact: (413) 499-9914

Ramblewild Adventure Park is a full-on aerial ropes course in Lanesborough, Massachusetts. Everyone 7 years or older is welcome, but you must be 55 inches or taller to safely use the equipment.

Call ahead and make an appointment as you will need to have a trained guide with your group. Also, make sure to wear athletic clothing, good shoes, and gloves. If you don’t have gloves, they’re available at the Ramblewild store.

What is an Aerial Adventure Park?

Before we get into the fun courses at Ramblewild we should explain what exactly it is! An aerial adventure park is a high ropes course made in the most creative way possible. It’s filled with ladders, ziplines, and everything in between.

Think of a massive jungle gym that’s lifted into the sky and mixed with unique obstacles, but that’s not just for kids! To fully conquer Ramblewild in the Berkshires you’ll need upper body strength combined with concentration and balance. Yet, don’t worry… The Ramblewild Adventure Park has courses for all skill levels. 

Ramblewild Park Courses

Staring up into the Hemlock trees, we couldn’t believe how many different tracks were built above us. In fact, there are 8 different ropes courses spread across 10+ acres of forest! In the middle of Ramblewild Adventure Park, there is a large ravine, with a massive 200-foot suspension bridge connecting the two sides. 

The different courses range from beginner yellow triangles to the most extreme black diamond. They’re joined together by a range of ziplines, rope ladders, logs, bridges, nets, rope swings, and anything else you could think of. Some of the ziplines will even take you over 100 feet high off the ground!

Our Day at Ramblewild Adventure Park

Aerial Adventure Park Training 

So you might be wondering… How do you stay safe at Ramblewild park? Well, for starters your guide will take you through a training course where you can get some practice in. Here you’ll get your helmet and gear, and learn how, when, and where to strap in the harnesses.

This is essential as most people have never seen anything like Ramblewild in the Berkshires! Most importantly, we learned that the pully system always has you hooked from tree to tree so you’re never in danger of actually falling. After about 20 minutes of training, we were ready to take on our first course at the aerial adventure park. 

Out on the Ramblewild Courses

We started off on the yellow trail, and it was the perfect beginner course. Right away though, we realized this wasn’t as easy as we thought. Not only does it take quite a bit of concentration to make it between each obstacle, but you’ll need the balance to go with it!

Our guide Lauren helped us with some tips along the way, and before we knew it we were gliding through the trees. The different jumps and bridges were all super fun, but our favorite Ramblewild activity was definitely the ziplines. There’s no better feeling than flying through the forest with your legs out, and hollering at the top of your lungs!

Moving onto the Blue Trails

After we had successfully completed an yellow and green course, we moved onto the more challenging blue trails. At this point, we definitely were getting our exercise in! We actually ran out of time before moving onto the black diamond courses. However, we didn’t mind because we were exhausted and happy to leave something for next time!

Fun For Everyone

If there is one activity you take on this year in the Berkshires it should be the Ramblewild Adventure Park! We loved being outdoors and visiting the park was truly unique to anything we have done. The team at Ramblewild was not only highly professional and experienced but made our afternoon memorable! 

Ramblewild Quick Tips

Water & Snacks: You can’t bring anything up with you on the courses. However, there is an area to leave your drinks or lunch so that you can have them between trails. 

Photos: It isn’t safe to use your camera on the trails, but the team at Ramblewild will take photos and email them to you afterward! 

Bathroom: Make sure to use the bathroom at the lodge. There are no facilities once inside Ramblewild park. 

Active Wear: Dress in comfortable activewear so you can have full mobility for the park. Also, you will need closed-toe shoes to complete the courses. 

Have any questions on Ramblewild, or want to share your own experience at an aerial adventure park? Leave us a comment below!

Safe Travels,
Brigitte & Jake

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Where To Stay in The Berkshires

Ultra Luxury – Miraval Berkshires Resort & Spa – Take in some luxury in this historic Wyndhurst Mansion turned resort. Enjoy golfing, spa treatments, and views of the beautiful Berkshire countryside. 

Fun Vacation – Courtyard by Marriott Lenox – Just a quick drive from downtown Lenox, this is the perfect spot to relax after a fun day of exploring. While there are plenty of historic hotels and Airbnb’s in the area, we enjoyed having the modern amenities and swimming pool at the Courtyard by Marriot.

Bed & Breakfast – Chambery Inn – This beautiful bed and breakfast is situated out in the countryside of Lee, but still close enough to walk to local restaurants and shops. You’ll also be just a few miles from attractions such a Tanglewood and Butternut Ski Resort.

Historic Hotel – Red Lion Inn – This historic hotel is a landmark in the town of Stockbridge. Stroll through town which is right at your doorstep, or simply watch the day pass you by while sipping on drinks on the front porch.

For more places to stay in the Berkshires you can explore the latest prices here!

This experience was made possible in collaboration with 1Berkshire. All photos, opinions, and recommendations are our own.

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