Kakum National Park

A must do event! Pleasant atmosphere, totally unstressed. Heavily forested, with rocky paths and some elevation gain. Small children and athletically challenged were all able to complete the hike. There are 7 canopy rope bridges to navigate. Loved it!!

This is a wonderful experience. You will be better prepared with appropriate non-slip shoes, water, hat and not holding stuff in your hand. I went with my church and we had an intergenerational group of all ages and stages of life. The staff helped and made us feel comfortable. Don't look down while walking the canopy if afraid of heights. Also be careful with phone while walking the canopy as if dropped, it will be lost forever more than likely. I would do again and I am not a hiking person.

Kakum is a nice place to visit, I think the only problem is, their walkway which really needs some serious repairs as it poses some sort of threat to tourists. The leadership of the park should ensure that routine maintenance is carried out so that people who visit there wouldn't have to be scared whenever they get onto the walkway. The environment is serene and welcoming as well.

It was such a wholesome experience. I would like to encourage everyone to be there to have a glimpse at God’s creation and its importance to mankind.

Great experience especially since I've never hiked that high up. Great views, strengthious route but doable for all ages.

Very good national park. Canopy tour is worth every penny. Those who have height phobia, don't do. It's really fun. Don't miss it.

Nice experience, but is a weekend with lots of visitors as such crowded and delay before taking a walk and hiking, ideally visiting during weekdays will help.

This was a scary but wonderful experience. I went with some friends and we all had a wonderful time. I don't like the fact that the gide told us that so guy from Canada discovered the frost. How can that be when people have been living there for centuries!