
AIM YOUR WAY THROUGH THE WILD
TAKE AIM. MAKE YOUR MARK
Precision Meets Power
Test your aim, your focus, and your nerve. Guided by our instructors, you’ll learn proper technique to throw
axes and ninja stars safely and confidently — whether it’s your first throw or you’re chasing a perfect hit.
Multiple lanes keep the energy high, with room for a bit of friendly rivalry along the way
What To Know
🪓 Axe & Ninja Star Throwing
Choose your weapon and put your accuracy, focus, and nerve to the test with axes and ninja stars.
🎯 Beginners Welcome
Never thrown before? No problem. Our instructors will teach you the proper techniques and help you build confidence.
🛡️ Safety Comes First
Every session starts with professional guidance and safety instructions to make sure you can enjoy the experience responsibly.
🏆 Friendly Competition
Challenge your friends, compare scores, and see who can land the most satisfying hits.
👥 Perfect for Groups
Multiple throwing lanes make this a great activity for friends, families, celebrations, and group outings.
🔥 Chase the Perfect Hit
Whether you’re aiming for your first successful throw or trying to master your technique, every throw brings a new challenge.
- A professionally guided zipline tour with 6 ziplines, 3 sky bridges, a rappel, and a spiral and floating staircase.
- Ziplines up to 1,400 feet long and heights up to 185 feet
- Speeds up to 40 mph
- A thrilling soar over Boone Creek and the spectacular Boone Creek Gorge
- SkyBridges suspended 100+ feet over the forest floor in and above the hardwood canopy
- Education on the history and ecology of the region
- A total adrenaline rush!
Requirements
All participants must:
- Sign the Participant Agreement (waiver) prior to the activity
- Be at least 4 feet tall
- Weigh between 70 and 270 pounds
- Have your parent or legal guardian sign the waiver if under 18 years of age
- Be prepared and able to actively participate and follow guide’s instructions
- Be able to comfortably hold both hands overhead
- Wear closed-toed shoes
- Wear long hair tied back




