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Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course

Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course is an outdoor activity in Flagstaff, AZ, part of the Northern Arizona guide. Cost: $50 or more. Hours vary by day and season; book online.

Fort Tuthill County Park · Flagstaff, AZ

Why you should go…

Flagstaff Extreme (FLG X) is a treetop obstacle and zipline park in the pines of Fort Tuthill County Park, south of Flagstaff. The Adventure Course and the Adventure Ziplines course run 15 to 80 feet up with bridges, swings, nets and more than 30 ziplines, and take about three to four hours. A Kids Adventure Course is for ages 7 to 11, and adult courses are for ages 12 and up with height rules. Operating hours vary by day and season and are shown when booking.

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