One concept. 22 locations. Thousands of adventures.
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- Founded:
- 23rd March 2002 by Tristram (Chief Gorilla) & Rebecca
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Go Apers in fancy dressUpdated about 3 weeks ago
Events
7 past eventsSee All
- The Great Gorilla Run 2009
London
Saturday, September 26 at 9:00am - The Great Yorkshire Show
Yorkshire
Tuesday, July 14 at 12:00am - The Mountain Bike World Cup
Fort William
Saturday, June 6 at 6:00pm - New course opening at Wyre For...
Wyre Forest
Friday, March 27 at 9:00am - New course opening at Rivington
Rivington Lane
Friday, March 27 at 9:00am - New course opening at Margam C...
Margam Country Park, Neath Port Talbot
Friday, March 27 at 9:00am - Go Ape! swings into spring and...
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Saturday, March 15 at 9:00am
Go Ape! Danny Baker's been chatting about us on his program on Radio 5 live. Have a listen on http://bit.ly/3XmWPO - it's part 2 about 29 minutes in. Danny...are you out there? We'd love you to swing through the trees with us!
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BBC Podcast. The Danny Baker Show: Danny Baker brings his unique outlook to 5 live with two hours of weekly fun and frolics from his Saturday morning programme, with fans and special guests. Expect surreal streams of consciousness, along with Danny’s trademark wit and repartee.
Go Ape! see the Chief Gorilla monkeying about at the National Business Awards http://bit.ly/2kAPaV
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Go Ape took the title of Santander Small to Medium Sized Business of the Year at this week’s National Business Awards 2009 and founder, Tristram Mayhew, will be taking part in the Entrepreneurs in London conference on 17 November 2009.
Go Ape! like the In the Elements guys going ape at Rivington http://www.intheelements.co.uk/land
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Get yourself one of our awesome T shirts. We have mens and womens sizes and loads of different colours. Red, Blue, Yellow, Black and Pink ( pink in ladies only, sorry lads) £15
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are very happy this morning. We won the 'Small to Medium Sized Business of the Year' in the National Business Awards last night http://www.nationalbusinessawards.co.uk/
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Go Ape! Tribe like this: Homeless shelter aims to Go Ape with grant for a team and confidence building event http://bit.ly/4gu4VV
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Go Ape! The tribe have just heard that our Moors Valley site have been shortlisted for Tourism Attraction Experience of the Year at the Bournemouth Tourism Awards 2009 - fingers crossed for the awards ceremony on 26th November.
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Great cause, good laugh - check out our new vid showing all the adventure (and madness) from this year's Great Gorilla Run...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8hYIXdYd
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Sponsors Go Ape! at the 2009 Great Gorilla Run, London
Go Ape! Our Cannock Tribe dressed up in their best Gorilla couture last Thursday for the Heart of England Tourism Awards. The tribe had a great evening and celebrated being Highly Commended for the ‘Best Tourism Experience’ category.
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Fancy seeing yourself in our very own customer magazine - Tribe...?
... then add your own cool and quirky pictures of you and your tribe Going Ape in fancy dress to our album - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Go-Ape/107
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Go Ape! Let us know if you gave Thetford’s 13m Powerfan a whirl at the weekend - how was it for you? Our Chief Gorilla took one for the tribe...
Go Ape! The Whinlatter tribe combined Ghouling around with raising money for charity last week when they dressed up and helped out with a 'scare night in the forest'. There was a treasure hunt for kids and adults walking around in the dark. As part of the evening the Whinlatter tribe shot down zip lines and dived out from beh...ind trees to enhance the atmosphere. The evening was a great success with lots of money raised.
Go Ape! The tribe are excited to announce that we'll be trialling two new adventures at Thetford Forest this Thursday-Sunday - Tree Climbing and a Powerfan. Find out more at http://bit.ly/Z3Mfl
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The first Go Ape course set in the heart of suffolk in Britain’s largest lowland pine forest. The course is centred around 30 miles of bike and walking trails from which to explore 50,000 acres of forest.
