The first adventure park in Latvia to offer an obstacle course in the trees. Here you can try overcoming obstacles on the ropes, nets, bridges, swings, ladders, as well as feel the wind on a long slide, while in winter the park offers skiing lessons at the Kaķīškalns ski track.

The blue, red, and white route features an interim finish, where the participants can step out of the route. The height above the ground at various stages of the route ranges between 2 and 7 metres. All starting, finish, and intermediate finish points are connected to trails, on which informative signs are set up. Moving around the territory of the park beyond the marked trails and obstacles set up in the trees is not allowed. To manage all routes you will need approximately two hours. During the rest of the time you can go again on those stages of the route, which you liked the best.

Children’s park or yellow route (7 and 4 obstacles) - the children’s park is created for children, whose height or age still does not allow entering other routes of the park. In this route, special equipment for children is used with easy-open safety karabiners. They are intended more for entertainment of children than as actual necessity, because the height of the route above the ground ranges between 0.5–1 metres. The parents can accompany their children in the route by walking along the obstacles and giving the necessary help and support.

Warm-up or green route (12 obstacles) - the route is made at a low elevation above the ground with relatively short and easy obstacles, which is why it is more suitable for beginners and children. Regardless of that, this route is mandatory for each guest of the park before moving on to more difficult routes, because in this part each participant of the track is monitored by a staff member of the park to make sure that all security measures have been observed. This route is suitable for children over 110 cm tall. In order to go on other routes, the height of the participant must be at least 140 cm.

Blue route (13 obstacles) - this route is slightly more difficult and the obstacles are set up higher above the ground. Also this route is relatively easy and does not require extensive physical efforts.

Red route (14 obstacles) - the obstacles in the red route are set up higher and require more physical efforts, courage, and balance. In order to tackle this route, the participants must be prepared in the preceding routes.

Black route (15 obstacles) - made for athletic people, who wish to experience stronger sensations and engage in more difficult physical activities. The connections and safety trusses of the obstacles in this route are not as tightly fit and therefore balance is more difficult to keep. At the end of the track, there is a 100 metres long descent across the skiing route of Kaķīškalns.

White route (8 + 6 obstacles) - this route was created to avoid traffic jams on the black route. In terms of difficulty, it is a mix of red and black route with some very difficult obstacles. The route has an intermediate finish point, which allows staying off the last and most difficult stage of the route. The last six obstacles are made for those, who want a little more challenge – to test endurance, power, and balance.

 
An agreement with the adventure park can be concluded by a person, who is of age (at least eighteen years old).