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4.8 (669 reviews)
Closed • 9:30 am - 6:15 pm

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Yes I conquered my fear of heights!!
Lydia H.

My friend who loves outdoor adventure celebrated her birthday weekend at Mt. Hermon Adventures! She booked the Redwood Canopy tour, a 2 hours guided tours with 7 ziplines. I never in my wildest dream thought I would do ziplining!! I have a fear of heights but because of the help of our two amazing and wonderful guides, Mitchell and Zeke I conquered my fear! I enjoyed the ziplining experience and seeing the beautiful scenery of the redwood forest around me!! Mitchell, thank you for all the jokes and tree trivia. Zeke, thank you for the encouraging words and being patience every time I stepped off the platform! Yes, up to now I can't still believe I did it! Overall, we had a great experience and will definitely be back again!! I Highly recommend this place for an outdoor adventure!!

Ky-Anh H.

Mount Hermon Adventures was an amazing date activity to do while up near Santa Cruz! I'm deathly afraid of heights but my girlfriend loves ziplines, so I decided to take her for her birthday, and leading up to it and the day of I was getting anxious. However, thanks to her, Emily and Thomas from MHA, and the rest of the group, I was comforted and able to go through the course! Big thanks to Emily and Thomas for making it a fun experience and comforting, I'm super thankful! The views were beautiful and the fun facts about the trees were great. If you love adrenaline, definitely book an experience here! They even have fun challenges for those seeking it.

On top of the world
Jennifer V.

My husband and I went on the canopy zip lines tour. We had an amazing time with Jayden, Josh and Emily as our guides. On the first zip line, I went first. Scary on the first try but it was such an amazing beautiful time. We cannot wait to come back with our three kiddos

Cierra T.

This place is beautiful my tour guide Jacob is absolutely amazing ! I had an issue with my rented GOPro Footage and he was able to help me and issue a refund due to the technical issues with the camera. This facility is amazing , beautiful and has wonderful staff members ! I can't wait to go back again someday !

Waiting for training to start
Annie T.

Overall: 3.5 Stars Just a short drive up a windy road off Highway 1, you get to this beautiful camping ground area that is perfect for monkeying around in the forest! I took my big kids to do the Aerial Adventures (the adventure tour where you have to conquer challenges rather than do all zip lines). It was physically tiring and mentally stimulating. My kids, ages 15 to 20, all loved it. I wasn't sure if my 15 year old "girlie girl" would enjoy it, but she did! The challenges were a fabulous family bonding activity for Spring Break! I highly recommend it. The only suggestions I have for Mount Hermon Adventures are: 1) Provide water at some point during the 2-hour tour. It wasn't even a hot day when we went, and the other family and my family were all incredibly thirsty since the challenges were so physical and not allowed to carry anything. This started when we were still in the middle of Level 2. Having a small water station would be a life-saver -- both figuratively and literally! (I was feeling a little lightheaded at the end of Level 2, but didn't want to miss out or leave my kids on their own in the last level, so I pushed through, but it seemed 9 out of 10 people were complaining they were thirsty. This is a safety and health issue, and participants need to be given a chance to drink water. 2) Find a way to streamline the procedural activities in the beginning. The web description of the tour stated it would be brief, like 10 minutes -- but between watching a safety video in the tent, walking to another area to put on our harnesses, going to a third area to have training, and then taking turns on the ropes, one-at-a-time... took 45 minutes! One of the two guides wanted to take some of us who completed the training to start the ropes course, but we would all have to leave our groups (ie, some of my kids, some of their friends, someone's spouse). They did this when they noticed how late it was, but most groups were there for a celebratory reason, so splitting up a family or group was not something anyone preferred. By the time the last person finished the last part of the ropes course, we all could walk to the forest were the Aerial Adventure course would be... but by then, we lost almost the entire first hour. (You are allotted two hours!) FINALLY at the adventure course, you clip into the wires on the tree to begin. No. You get to wait in yet another line because there is only one challenge to begin the course. (There is a limit of 2 people who can go on a challenge at a time, but depending on the challenge, you don't want any movement at all from others so you go one at a time.). With the delayed start and so much waiting around, we had to rush through the first two levels (Easy and Medium/Hard) in order to have time to go to the last level (Hard). ***There must be a more efficient way to get trained, harnessed, and given rules about safety! Maybe combine some of the areas as to save time walking to various areas? Maybe combine safety with training and divide the group in half so the first group who is finished will not block the course when the rest of the group arrives to begin.*** [Just fyi: I have been ziplining in other places in the US as well as other countries.] Once the "tour" started, it was great. The 2 guides were courteous, answered questions, and were helpful. They gave tips on which path was easier/harder and tips on how to solve the challenge, if we needed help. The only downside is that the guides watched the time closely so the next group didn't run into us and kept telling us how many minutes we had left on each level, which was a little nerve-wracking, especially when you were at the top of the Redwood Forest with one foot dangling midair, and you can't reach the rope with your hand! ********************************* SUMMARY Mount Hermon Adventures (MHA) has so much potential! It is located in the beautiful Santa Cruz mountains. It is run by friendly, competent staff, and the venue is clean and farmhouse chic! They offer two main adventures: a Challenge one and a fully Zipline one. Safety is top of mind for MHA, which is necessary, but they need to figure out how to make the Getting Ready process (safety/gearing up/training) more efficient when there is a full group in attendance so there is less waiting around and time walking to another location for the next pre-adventure step. That way people can have more time up in the trees to have fun and make memories instead of standing around waiting. TIP: MHA does not provide a water station during your 2-hour adventure (probably because there are no bathrooms, so they don't want you to need to make a pit stop), so make sure you're well hydrated beforehand. *********************************

Zip line photo op
Miya S.

Wow...the zip line experience we had today was awesome! Our guides Amanda and Andy were great and let's add very funny too! We felt very safe with their knowledge and experience. Started our adventure with a 9:30 reservation. A quick video and harness information and we were ready to go. To our surprise we were the only ones on this reservation so we were very lucky and it made our experience that much more special. The view from the redwoods was pretty incredible and we couldn't ask for a better day. All the zip lines were fun and the bridge took me back to Indiana Jones. Hands down, this is an adventure I would recommend. We had an amazing time! Hopefully next time we can go with a group of friends!

Lobby area/store
Mike L.

We had the pleasure of visiting the Mount Herman Adventures ropes course and our large group had a blast. Our group was led by 2 guides, Kian and Andy, who were personable, professional, respectful, and of course, Fun! when you check in at the lobby, there is an option to purchase gloves for $2 which are grippy and protect your fingers if you are worried about grabbing anything rough/rope or wood/trees (the gloves are basically like gardening gloves so you can pick some up before you come and just bring them with you. Since there's a small chance you could drop an item, they recommend storing wallets, keys and other small items in a lockbox that is only used by your group. I would suggest having some sort of zippered pocket if you want to have your phone with you to take photos when you're waiting at a tree stand or bridge. The safety course at the start of the adventure gets you comfortable with your equipment and how to stay safe when you're up in the trees. they were very professional in making sure everyone felt secure and knew how each piece of equipment worked. The course itself was awesome with various challenges at different levels. we all felt comfortable and challenged at the same time and were ready to get out there. The Zip line was also really awesome and you get to enjoy the wilderness being up in the trees. Overall, everyone at our group (4 adults, 4 kids) had a blast and would gladly go again. All the staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. -----TL;DR---- PROS: very well run, focused on safety and fun, and the ropes course elements were challenging as much as you wanted it to be (you could do easier or harder ones if you wanted to). CONS: none BOTTOM LINE: we loved it--if you'd like a well run, safe, fun ropes course experience, definitely give them a try. We'd love to go back. If you have time to go to a hardware store and get some gloves with grip on them, you can save time, but the ones they had were great and not overpriced at $2.

Julie K.

Great Sundate spent with my husband where we explored the redwood forest via the Sequoia Aerial Adventure. There were swinging logs, bridges and zip lining involved. Low key didn't realize I was slightly afraid of heights until we were high up in the trees but nothing like conquering your fears while having a good time. There are 3 levels and it gets increasingly challenging as you advance. Although shaded, it does get warm since this is a full body workout. Our guides Meg and Andy were super chill, fun and FUNNY. They were thorough with their instructions while keeping an eye to ensure we were safe.

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Reviews are largely positive. Guests consistently highlight the friendly, supportive guides, strong safety focus, and beautiful, fun courses. Many recommend it for memorable group experiences.

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Hello. I'm traveling using a 24 ft class C RV. Is there available parking near entrance?

Parking for a big rig like that is hit and miss. If you give us a heads up (minimum 24 hours), we can block off some parking to accommodate. You can reach us directly at: adventures@mounthermon.org -or- 831-430-4357.… 

Hay instrucciones en español?

Buenos dias, Marco. Desafortunadamente no hay instrucciones en espanol, solamente en ingles.

Do you allow rescheduling? I have called the number several times, left a voicemail, and emailed several times to no response.…

Hello Ruchir, I'm so sorry about the delay in response, we have been closed for the past two days. Someone will be in contact this afternoon to issue you a refund. I hope you can join us for an adventure in the future!

What are you days and time? I would like to do this activity. Can someone do it alone or it is only for team and group?

Thank you for your questions! We would be happy to have you visit us. In our non-summer months (Sept-June) we are open Friday to Monday, and in our summer months (Jun, July… 

Are you not operating for the month of January?

Hello Merry, Yes, we will be open for the month of January! We are currently building our schedule… 

My child whose turning 12 has one hand. Will he be able to do it?

Hello and great question! Our Sequoia Aerial Adventures course is a little more demanding in that people utilize their hands for moving their own gear around course. This could be done with one hand, it would just take a little more time. Our… 

When will the team building adventure return?

Hi Michelle, than you for reaching out with your question! We do not have any timeline for the return of team building programs at this point, but if you'd like we can keep you updated on the status of large group bookings and team building options… 

Do kids really need to be 10years old? My daughter is 8 and enjoyed the tahoe treetop adventure.

Hi Joanne, thanks for asking! Currently, we do require that all guests meet the age, height, and weight requirements. Everyone must be at least 10 years old, between 75 and 250 lbs, and at least 52 inches tall for Redwood Canopy Tour and 54 inches… 

Do you tip the guides?

Hello, You're welcome to tip your guides if you like but it is in no way required.

Are u guys still requiring to wear masks?

Hi Deondra, thanks for asking! We are following current CDC recommendations, which require masks indoors only for those who are unvaccinated. Outside, masks are not required at all!

Is December still a good time to go?

Hi Natalie! We are still open throughout the month of December, and it's often a great time to come. Our hours are a bit shorter during the winter, simply because there's less daylight. But as long as your wear an extra layer, it's still super… 

Do you have to worry about tics?

No, you shouldn’t have to worry about tics, our tours stay on developed trails and out of the brush.

If website says it is sold out, do you take walkins?

Great question! We do not take walk-ins. If we are sold out online, it is highly unlikely that we'll be able to get you on a tour if you come in person. We'd always love to help make reservations for future dates, however!

How much is it?

Hi, currently the Redwood Canopy Tour is $100/person and Sequoia Aerial Adventure is $76/person. Check out our website for more details.

Does this tour operate rain or shine? Would like to go on Friday but the forecast says it will be raining.

I was there when we had very light rain. But anything more severe I think they'd reschedule you. Contact to make sure.

Are they still doing the Twilight Tour or Starlight Adventure? It sounds like so much fun!

Hello, unfortunately our night tours are done for the season. Day time tours are still a lot of fun too. Hope to see you in the redwoods.

Do people often book the canopy tour and aerial adventure on the same day?

It'll be tiring and a long day, but it's doable!

Are the walks in between zip lining ok for a couple people in their mid-60s? Do you need hiking shows or can you wear regular sneakers?

The walks should be ok as long as you're not afraid of heights. The part with crossing the wooden rope bridge during the zipline tour may be a bit challenging but it's certainly doable. I'd call and check with the front desk for confirmation.

Is the a good activity for persons with walking and mobility issues? How far does one have to walk from the parking lot to the start of the zip line activity?

It wasn't very far, maybe 50 yards. I do remember the staff saying they accommodate disabilities, but that you need to contact them prior to you trip. I would call for more info.

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“Adventure: Zip-lining through the Redwoods I did the Redwood Canopy tour and the whole thing took about 2 hours.”

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Sonoma Zipline Adventures

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We had such an amazing time at Sonoma Zipline Adventures! We were there for my husband's birthday…read more The whole experience was so much fun, exciting, and definitely an adventure to remember. Our tour guides were hilarious, entertaining, and did an amazing job making us feel safe and comfortable throughout the entire experience. They even sang Happy Birthday to him at the end of our zipline tour as he repelled from the tree. They really made the tour memorable. We also reserved one of a Treehouse for an overnight stay, and it was absolutely beautiful! It had such a fun glamping feel and was fully furnished with everything we needed. I was worried I might be cold overnight, but there was a heater that kept the treehouse nice and cozy. The staff was incredibly kind, welcoming, and accommodating from start to finish. We truly had a wonderful experience and would definitely recommend Sonoma Zipline Adventures and the treehouse stay to our friends and family. So much fun, beautiful scenery in the middle of the forest. Great accommodations, wonderful staff, and definitely worth it! We can't wait to come back!

Went for the Treehouse Adventures (Fern) Treehouse hosts…read morewere friendly and accommodating. Room and toilet were very clean. (Note: limited in-treehouse sink water) Showers are only a short walk away. (Toiletries provided) Snacks and bottled water all included. Zipline guides were very fun and helpful. Amazing views over a small creek.

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YMCA Camp Jones Gulch

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It's a tradition at elementary schools across the Bay Area to provide their 5th graders with a…read moreweek-long trip to Jones Gulch. I'm a 90s kid, so mine was a while ago. It's a wonderful experience and I thought I'd provide a few highlights, a couple of which are quite funny: 1) For meals, all of the campers are brought into the large cafeteria and assigned to tables that fit about a dozen kids apiece. Because of the sheer amount of students there, chances are good you'd only be sitting with one or two kids from your class, so it was a good opportunity to socialize with kids from other schools. One such kid at my table was a guy we'll call Pete. Pete was a nice kid. He really liked the eggs they served for breakfast. He also had a laugh that mimicked a hybrid cross between an elephant seal and a failing bus transmission. One day I was sitting next to him for breakfast and someone told a joke and he belted out the most obnoxiously hilarious HAWHAWHAWHAWHAWHAW I've ever heard. I remember it to this day. If you're a fellow 90s kid compadre, think of the surfer dude boyfriend from the movie Prehysteria and how he laughed. HAWHAWHAWHAWHAWHAW. 2) One kid in my bunk was also from my school, we'll call him Chris. Chris had a mouth on him like nothing I had ever heard up to that point in my young life. One night, one of the prefects we'll call them, was making her routine rounds and came into our bunk. Her and Chris started up a conversation and Chris was commenting how he has the same watch that she was wearing. They really seemed to be getting along. 10 minutes later she abruptly tells Chris to go to Gyro (camp's administrative office, the equivalent of getting sent to the principal's office). I have no clue what transpired in those 10 minutes, but Chris stormed out. A few minutes later the prefect caught up with Chris and told him to rejoin his bunkmates. He was so confused and angry and, being the little mouth he was, swore up a storm. I'm guessing he used some naughty language while chatting with her which led to his ejection. It was hilarious. HAWHAWHAWHAWHAWHAWHAW. 3) During our bunk's skit on Thursday night we did a goofy dancing number where we all fell down in front of the entire camp. It was funny. HAWHAWHAWHAWHAWHAW. 4) Campers were assigned to smaller groups to do activities with. The leader of my group was a fella named Lucero. Nice guy. Great sense of humor and worked famously with us kids. Gave me the last cookie during one of the lunches. He signed all of our yearbooks with the note "don't forget to be an earth keeper!" There was an overweight kid in our group, we'll call him AJ, and he mistakingly read it as "don't forget to be an earthquake!" It was hilarious (HAWHAWHAWHAW). Lucero, if you ever read this, you definitely helped make Jones Gulch an unforgettable experience. 5) The most notable thing I remember was again in the cafeteria. Half the camp was out doing activities and the other half was inside for lunch. It was very quiet, and that's when Solar Steve himself, the head administrator of the camp, strolls in with his guitar and starts singing. What unraveled was something that I'm in awe of even today: Solar Steve not only sang and played his guitar, but he got US to sing along with him. I've never seen that before. On the spot, completely impromptu, struts in and just gets us all to start singing. Willingly I might add! How does someone do that??? It was like something out of The Simpsons or South Park! I even remember the frickin' song; the chorus he had us sing went like "Sol-ar En-er-gy!" What an unbelievable talent. Doing a search for him I don't see him on the Jones Gulch website anymore, but it does appear he was principal of the camp up until recently and is still very active in San Mateo County youth programs. Yes, we all kissed a banana slug and no, it was not that gross. Learned a lot, too. Was really a great overall experience. HAWHAWHAWHAWHAWHAW.

I was a camper there in 5th grade. I loved it so much. I went back as a camp counselor, They go on…read morenight hikes, skits ect.U meet different kids from different schools. They asked if I wanted a cabin of girls or boys, I choose the girls. U learn a lot at this camp. I highly recommend. We all went back up and visited next campers.

ROC Race NorCal - Speedo guy!!! Haha

ROC Race NorCal

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Have you ever done the, "make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich" dance? If you haven't, you…read moreshould. You grab the ingredients, you spread on the toppings with both arms, and you dance it all around. That is how we got warmed up to race. Parking, at 7:15 was fast and right across the street: $10 Packet pick-up: Easy cheesy. Porto potties: At least they had them, right? Bag check: Free! They have a security guard watching over them. Obstacles: An adult playground. There was a back-up at the first obstacle, as they wanted people to get into groups of 8. That wasn't working, so it was more like awkward waves. A large bouncy pad with about 6 semi-tall barriers you launch yourself over. It was surprisingly challenging. There were: Two elevated slip & slides into shallow pools of water. One was supposed to have foam but it wasn't pumping correctly. A huge swirling cross pad, you had to run with it or against it along a narrow platform. Inflated balls that you had to balance and jump across. I made it onto the first one and couldn't stand up to launch to the next, so I flung off the side and laughed as I bounced to the ground. An inner tube water slide into a pool of water. A leap of faith onto an inflated bulls eye. Two huge rotating balls that chased you, as you tried to run across a slippery plank. I almost made it but lost my footing on the last step, splooosh! Two large stair/rope climbs to slides. The last one will give you a wedge. We only waited a couple of minutes to take an optional finisher photo and they handed us our medals. I love the photo opportunities, you scan your bracelet before you get onto the obstacle and they snap a picture of you. Bouncy, bouncy,..fun, fun, fun, fun, fun.

My 3rd year doing this and second at this location, safe to say I won't be doing it again…read more - ''Jump balls'' were not inflated properly. As soon as I stepped onto it I sunk so far I could feel the ground underneath my feet. I'm not exactly heavy either at 102lb. ''Jumping'' from one to the other was in no way possible nor an option. That's some lass ass bs excuse of an obstacle. Previous years this has been my favorite. - No foam on the ''Foam of Fury'', just water. Seriously?! - Not enough water on the ''Cool'' Running's''. Out of the 40 or so people that I saw tried to go down it they all had to get off and walk to the the end (where you are supposed to land in the pool) because friction had them stop. Myself included. Lame. - VIP entry I got my tech shirt upgrade but Hubs didn't. + You actually got a medal this year. + Vendors after the event handing out drinks. Neutral: You had a tag on your wristband which you swipe at obstacles to indicate you wanted your picture taken. I'm neutral on this because for the price of the registration fee I feel this should be included. My advice for the event organizers - Have the obstacles as advertised and either 1. reduce the price of registration (upwards of $65 plus fee's for a 5k is obscene) 2. Add more obstacles.

Roaring Camp Railroads - Conductor George. The man, the myth,the legend.

Roaring Camp Railroads

(939 reviews)

The ride was pretty awesome. The guide explained everything and he wasn't annoying as mentioned…read morefrom other reviews. It was actually educational. You ride to the redwoods which is pretty amazing. It was a little bit expensive for what you get but glad we tried it. I booked online for 10 people and getting tickets was seamless. There were places to buy from at the station itself but we elected to get food from Felton. Lots of picnic tables to enjoy our sandwiches. We parked at the henry cowell state park as I have a pass. The parking lot was pretty full by late morning.

This is a review particularly for the Thomas and Percy Halloween party! Can't say enough good…read morethings about the event. We missed our original boarding time and they put us on the next train ride; no fuss at all. Expect a covered 30min train ride through the redwoods! Theres a Thomas in the front and a Percy at the very end. Once the ride is over you can immediately walk over to take a picture with respective character train. Don't forget to grab a Thomas train certificate from the Crew! (And also, grab a passport from the General Store to earn stamps for a free prize) Along with the train ride were fun activities like kid performances, a pumpkin patch, a tattoo station, gig shop, bouncy houses, train tables-- all at no extra cost btw! The facility was neatly maintained and had potties near the entrance and a bathroom in the back. Tips on how to plan for the day: 1. Pack a lunch and some snacks as there's plenty of tables and spaces to eat. They also serve BBQ, burgers, and fries if you decide to get food there but very limited food options. 2. Bring your walking shoes and dress comfy as you'll inevitably kick up some dirt and hay. Bring an extra set of clothes for ya kiddo to change in. It's also kinda dusty! 3. The place is spacious but full of dirt and gravel so it's fine to bring a stroller but it might be a bumpy ride. All in all, we'll be back again! Great family day event without the heavy crowds and random surcharges for separate activities. Highly recommend!

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