We took our 18m old in july and he did fine. We did the swinging bridge, the river and walked around. We wanted to go to the waterfall but i was 7 months pregnant and didnt think i could make it easily.

General admission is $24.95 each. Zip lining is extra.

There was no ski lift next to the bridge that was visable to us .

It takes about an hour and a half. It’s a bit of a climb. Wear appropriate shoes. The falls are pretty. Good photo op. While walking you’ll see zip liners overhead. Some are upside down. At the end, try the BBQ. Very good !

It is really short. They say a half mile, but it is not quite that far. It is mostly uphill. I am over middle aged and had no problem with the hike. Don't expect "spectacular" falls. they are nice, just not very large.

Yes. The day we were there we saw several dogs of varying sizes.

I believe the bridge is accessable by stroller; certainly not the zip lines, though.

It is $20 for "admission" to the property, which includes the bridge, corn hole, gift shop, etc. The main attractions (zip line and ATV) are closer to the $100 mark, but they include admission. They also have aerial activities (ropes course, rock wall, free fall) that can be added to the main attractions for $10 to $20. I believe they have also added an option to just do the aerial activities for $60. I would recommend going, but definitely plan on doing one or both of the main attractions to get your money's worth.

Not to far from the main office. Depending on where you park the walk from parking to office would be a little further than the walk to the bridge. However after you cross the bridge there is a trail you can " hike" around a while. Was a nice mild hike if you have children over the age of 5 ish. Would not recommend the hiking part if you have an elderly or disabled person in your group. The bridge and other areas on the property are very accessible for everyone. They even have some lamas on property and a huge bull. Chickens are running free. Was very fun. Something for eceryone