Construction Updates
July 20, 2013
This post is a part of a series on our blog called “Wolfe Creek Wednesday”. Each Wednesday, we’ll be posting a fun fact, story, or a newsworthy piece of information about Wolfe Creek Preserve that we think you’ll find interesting! Although we’re best known for our world-class zipline course, our beautiful facility is also home to an array of indoor and outdoor activities, rich history, and a natural setting that we take great care to protect. We’re excited to have […]
February 1, 2013
A daunting climb both physically and mentally, Mount Everest has inspired and challenged people from around the world, including Eli Wolfe. In this last installment of “Getting to Know Wolfe Creek Preserve,” we’re focusing on Everest tower, the tallest tower at our facility that stretches 100 feet above the ground. While standing on top of this tower, you’ll experience breathtaking views of the surrounding Ozark Mountains and a gorgeous sunset over far-off hills if you zipline close to dusk. The […]
January 25, 2013
This post is the next installment in our “Getting to Know Wolfe Creek Preserve” series, which takes you through the story that inspired our zipline course. After zipping off the shortest tower in our course, Stump, you’ll land safely at the Watering Hole Tower. In case you missed last week, we explained that the Wolfe family, who originally owned this land, came to this beautiful property and settled after a whirlwind of adventure involving emigration from Austria, a successful run […]
January 18, 2013
While perusing our blog, you may have noticed that we have a series of posts entitled “Getting to Know Wolfe Creek Preserve”. The history of this land means a lot to us, which is why we’re taking the time to share the story of each landmark on the zipline course with you. In addition to protecting and preserving the land through conservation efforts and our forest management plan, we love sharing the significance of this place with visitors on a […]