Landmark Forest Adventure Park

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Landmark Forest Adventure Park
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Location Carrbridge, Scottish Highlands
Coordinates 57°16′40″N3°48′46″W / 57.2777°N 3.8127°W / 57.2777; -3.8127
StatusOperating
Opened1970
ThemeOutdoors Activity/Nature
Website Landmark Home

Landmark Forest Adventure Park is a nature-based theme and adventure park in the village of Carrbridge, Highlands, Scotland.

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Attractions

Water Slides in the park Waterslides at --Landmark Forest Theme Park-- in Scotland, UK- 2013-08-20 22-14.jpg
Water Slides in the park
AttractionDescriptionOpened
Ant City Play AreaLarge children's play area with a multi-storey tower and chutes.
Fire TowerThe UK's tallest wooden tower.
RopeworxAerial assault course.
PinnacleA 10 metre tall climbing tower.
Tarzan TrailSimilar to Ropeworx, but closer to the ground.
Wildwater CoasterA dinghy-slide complex featuring three slides. A mirror image of Falls of Terror at Lightwater Valley.

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