challenging
2–3 hours
Participants should have moderate to good physical fitness, with strength and balance helpful for overcoming the aerial obstacles.
Take on the thrilling 40-foot aerial adventure course at TalithaKoum in Huntington, WV. Tackle rope bridges, cargo nets, and a heart-pumping Mountain Top Drop for an unforgettable outdoor challenge.
Discover the exhilarating challenge of the TalithaKoum 40' Tall Aerial Adventure Course at Heritage Farm Museum & Village in Huntington, West Virginia. This private outdoor experience invites thrill-seekers to ascend through three levels of exciting obstacles featuring rope bridges, swinging beams, and cargo nets. Each step tests your balance, strength, and agility as you navigate high above the ground. The highlight of the course is the Mountain Top Drop, a thrilling 40-foot free fall guaranteed to get your adrenaline flowing. Designed for adventurers looking to push their limits in a safe and supportive environment, TalithaKoum offers not only physical challenges but also breathtaking views from the treetops. Expert guides provide safety instructions and encouragement, ensuring a fun and secure experience for all fitness levels. Whether you're visiting as a family, a group of friends, or seeking a unique team-building activity, TalithaKoum connects you with West Virginia’s great outdoors through an unforgettable aerial journey.
Ensure your shoes have good grip to safely navigate rope bridges and beams.
Bring water and stay hydrated, especially on warmer days when physical exertion increases.
Follow all instructions from guides to enjoy a secure and smooth experience.
Opt for clothing that allows full movement to tackle obstacles easily.
Heritage Farm Museum & Village showcases rural Appalachian life with authentic 19th-century buildings and farming artifacts.
The area promotes sustainable tourism practices and habitat preservation through minimal impact outdoor programming.
Provides stability and protection when navigating rope bridges and platforms.
Helps protect hands while gripping ropes and obstacles, especially if weather is cooler.
spring specific
Staying hydrated is essential for safety and performance on warm days.
summer specific
Allows you to adjust comfort as temperatures change during the day.
fall specific