Finding Fall Fun & Fantastic Foliage at The Adventure Park at The Discovery Museum

September 23, 2015 - As the temperatures moderate and the trees begin to turn to their beautiful autumn colors an exciting new scene reveals itself up in the treetops for climbers and zip liners at The Adventure Park at The Discovery Museum. The Park also recently switched to its fall operating hours.

For as beautiful as the trees are in summer in all their lush greenery, they are truly spectacular when resplendent in their fall colors. -And what better way to appreciate the fall foliage than to experience it up in the forest canopy, among the colors, walking, climbing and zip lining from tree to tree. It is a picture perfect fall adventure for kids, teens, adults and families.

Special autumn season events are also planned. Check the park website for details and updates or sign up for the park newsletter at the bottom of the website home page.

Autumn Season General Admission Operating Hours at The Adventure Park at The Discovery Museum from September 8 – November 28:
Fridays 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Saturdays 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sundays 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM.
ALSO — Available 7 days a week to Groups by Advance Reservations only.
• Availability, seasonal close date and operating hours may be subject to change. Please check the website for updates or contact the park office.

About The Adventure Park at The Discovery Museum
Set on five acres of beautiful forest behind The Discovery Museum at 4450 Park Avenue in Bridgeport, CT, The Adventure Park at The Discovery Museum is New England's largest aerial forest adventure park. It consists of eleven different, color-coded "aerial trails" featuring a series of tree platforms connected by challenge bridges and zip lines. These aerial trails range from introductory through advanced challenge levels, suitable for climbers age five through adult. Previous climbing or zip lining experience is not necessary and all participants are provided with harnesses that are continuously connected to a safety cable throughout their climb. The Park also offers a self-contained kids climbing structure called The Labyrinth and another feature called The Monkey Grove. The Adventure Park site also features beautiful pathways on the ground that parallel the action in the trees and are free of charge to those not climbing. Picnic tables on-site.

The Adventure Park at The Discovery Museum is designed, built and operated by Outdoor Ventures. For further information and details visit www.DiscoveryTrees.org, email Info@DiscoveryTrees.org or call (203) 690-1717.