Mount Hermon Adventures

Friendly business, beautiful scenery. The guides for our zipline tour were cheerful and patient with both adults and kids, and the front desk staff were accommodating. Took about 90 minutes with our smaller group, while we enjoyed the view from up high.

Everyone was extremely nice and made you feel more than comfortable. I liked that it had different routes on the aerial tour depending on your comfort levels. My family loved this activity and would highly rec. to anyone who likes a little challenge of physical and mental activity. Beautiful area!

We had a fantastic time on the redwood canopy tour (zip lines) with Kiyan and Gage. They were super friendly, encouraging, and ensured everyone's safety. I especially liked the "dares" or variations that they offered; certain zip lines there were options to cannon ball to increase speed, to go backwards and lean back, or to have a push.

We went zip lining to celebrate my partner's Dad's birthday and we had beautiful weather and an exciting time.

I appreciated that the website was very clear on instructions, expectations, and schedule of events during the two hour tour. We were curious about a few details and I had called to ask questions regarding landings, as we had a participant in his 70's. I got a very courteous voicemail response from a staff member but was still wondering about a few things, so I've written about them below:

The structure of the tour was neat, in that you enter the course through a gate, do a practice zip line and then the longer zip takes you to a platform that is 150 feet in the redwood canopy. (We were curious how we were going to get into the course, as the last course we did in Japan was physically climbing up platforms)

They set up brake blocks to slow you down and the guides did all of the safety precautions for you (also very different than the course in Japan; we had to run to land from each zip, and we did all of our own safety precautions with the use of specialized magnetic clips).

It seemed like everyone in our group had a lot of fun and our guides were really awesome. We loved this adventure, it was such a wonderful way to celebrate. Highly recommend this experience!

My friend & I did the Redwood Canopy tour led by Gage, Sierra, & Kian this past weekend. The guides were fantastic. They explained everything well & made us feel safe at as ease. Gage was very entertaining with his tree puns and humor, while being simultaneously educational and enthusiastic. You can tell the staff enjoys what they do. I had been meaning to come here for years and it did not disappoint. Would definitely recommend. 10/10.

Went for the zip lining experience, went on a slow /off season day, it was warm and sunny day. It was my first time zip lining and had some nerves going into it. I was quickly calmed after the first zip line and I felt the guides were funny and nice overall, which helped with the fear. I would have given this a 5 star review if it wasn't for about half way through, one of the guides was not paying attention and sent me crashing into another person stuck on the line ahead. It was not fun to say the least. I would suggest they come up with a more secure way to communicate with each other and it was the only zip line you couldn't see start to finish because of a tree branch. I gave it one extra star because they refunded my money without me asking. I would normally recommend going zip lining, but know there is still some risk involved.

Ziplines are fun, there are 6 of them and 2 bridges. The guides were nice and told us about the trees and how to make the experience more exciting.
If you go with a group, expect to wait a long time.

Did the Sequoia adventure (the not-zipline one) with a group of 11 friends and it was super fun, everyone had a blast even the ones who had to conquer their fears. My only complaint is that I wish we could have stayed up there longer! The guides were both super nice and helpful. Would definitely like to go back in the future, and would recommend it to everyone!

There's a variety of obstacles, so you can enjoy yourself regardless of skill level.

Had a blast here. The guides are really great and attentive. The courses can be hard or easy, it's up to you to choose. If you have no balancing skills, but have upper body strength and some core, you can basically brute force all the courses and look competent, besides one or two. That's what I did. But yeah just save your arms and learn how to balance. I heavily suggest bringing gloves unless you're assured that you have the skills necessary to not have to rely on all the ropes heavily to support your body as your hands will go through it otherwise.