High Trek

An Outdoor Adventure Park at Paine Field in South Everett

High Trek Adventures is located within Paine Field Community Park in the Aviation District of South Everett, Washington, in Snohomish County. The park describes itself as the largest ropes course with ziplines in the Pacific Northwest, and it works as an entirely outdoor venue that operates rain or shine all year. It hosts everything from small family outings to groups of 300 and more, and its activities start at age 4.

A Three-Story Ropes Course With Three Ziplines

The park’s ropes course has 65 elements spread across three stories and offers three different ziplines to glide down. A quick ground school with staff comes first, followed by harnessing up. Beginners start about 15 feet off the ground, and confident climbers can move up to the highest course about 50 feet up. There are no height restrictions for the Cadet’s Course, which suits ages 4 to 8, and the Captain’s Course is for ages 8 and up with a 48-inch height needed to climb solo. Harnesses are rated for guests up to 265 pounds. Reviewers praise staff members by name for making younger children feel comfortable.

A One-Acre Tactical Laser Tag Field

Laser tag takes place on a one-acre outdoor tactical field with bunkers and battle rifles. A general ticket covers a six-mission pass, and groups can add 30 minutes of laser tag to a visit for a few dollars per person. Private fields can be rented for groups of up to 20. Players must be at least 8 years old. The park also runs gelly ball for groups that want a different style of battle, and reviewers who stayed for about eight hours added extra laser tag and gelly ball for some of their group.

Axe Throwing, Mini Golf, and Climbing Walls

Eight outdoor axe throwing lanes are covered and lit, with end-grain targets that are easier to stick, and each lane holds up to four people per hour. Axe throwing is open to guests 12 and older. An 18-hole mini golf course sits at the base of the ropes course, and children 7 and under golf for free. The Fun Tower and climbing walls add another option for guests who want to stay on the ground, and the Adventure Pass combines these activities in one ticket.

Birthdays, Camps, and Team Building for Groups Up to 400

Birthday parties are built around the Captain’s Course or Cadet’s Course with a minimum of eight guests, and a laser tag party for up to ten players is also offered. One reviewer thanked the manager and staff for serving a party of eight so well. High Trek designs group experiences for 10 to 400 people, with private venue rentals that include staffing for all activities, and it runs summer day camps for ages 7 to 15. Companies use the park for team building with facilitated field games, lawn games, and fire pits.