Adventure & Ropes Course · New Territories & Islands

The 'Adventure Park' high ropes course at Noah's Ark, built right by the sea with sweeping views of the Tsing Ma Bridge. Featuring nearly 20 challenges of varying difficulty, it's run by the Hong Kong Adventure Corps and suited to schools, corporate groups and the public, with a minimum booking of 20 people.

Hong Kong's only high ropes adventure course certified by the Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT). With 16 obstacles across 9 routes ranging from easy to advanced and finishing with a zipline, it's suitable for ages 8 and up (minimum height 1.3m), with a maximum of 6 people per session.

Po Leung Kuk Jockey Club Pak Tam Chung Holiday Camp offers a high ropes challenge course featuring pair-cooperation, individual challenge and group-communication elements, providing outdoor adventure learning activities for schools, organisations and the public.

Spanning 3,600 square metres, this is one of Hong Kong's largest outdoor ropes adventure courses, built to ACCT international standards with 33 training challenges and 11 recreational challenges, accommodating up to 150 people at once. Suitable for schools, organisations and the public, with programmes ranging from half-day to overnight camps.

A 60,000 sq ft outdoor adventure training camp in Lam Tsuen (renovated and reopened in 2021), featuring an 8.5m-high ropes course with 4-person cooperative challenges and an all-weather ropes course (8 difficulty levels). Also offers AR rock climbing, abseiling and archery, plus accommodation, suitable for bookings by schools, organisations and the public.

Founded in 2013, this Hong Kong outdoor adventure operator specialises in ziplining, canyoning (waterfall descents) and outdoor adventure experiences across the city's natural landscapes. Led by licensed guides with no fixed venue, activities run entirely by appointment.

Hong Kong's first outdoor extreme ninja fitness challenge course, spanning 18,000 sq ft. Inspired by American Ninja Warrior and Japan's SASUKE, it features 18 obstacles across three difficulty levels testing climbing, balance and arm strength. Suitable for teens through adults, with walk-in access on weekdays.