adventure guide

park manager

attendant

Treetop Trekking

Working at Tree Top Trekking was an incredibly rewarding experience, thanks largely to the amazing team of managers and staff. The leadership truly sets the tone here—managers are supportive, approachable, and committed to fostering a safe and inclusive environment for both employees and guests. They take the time to listen to concerns, provide clear guidance, and ensure every team member feels valued and empowered to succeed.

The staff, on the other hand, are some of the most hardworking and positive people I’ve had the pleasure of working with. Everyone shares a passion for outdoor adventure and is dedicated to creating memorable experiences for guests. Teamwork is a cornerstone of the culture, with colleagues always ready to lend a hand, share a laugh, or celebrate a job well done.

Whether guiding guests through thrilling treetop courses or maintaining equipment, the dedication and camaraderie make it a joy to work here. It’s a team that genuinely cares about safety, fun, and each other.



Position consisted of designing and building aerial parks, often would live on site of the new park for months at a time. Typical project ranged from 3-5months depending on the scope of project, living with colleagues was an enjoyable experience for a bachelor. Being un-attached is certainly a plus as you do live away from home for long periods of time and hours tend to be project specific, and as deadlines approach can expect 10-12 hour days as needed.

Position required construction experience and rope access experience was an asset.

Would recommend this work to someone willing to travel and work hard and learn. Its a unique and highly rewarding line of work.

My time at tree top trekking was great and rewarding personally, allowed me to keep in shape whilst earning money. Money isn't great for the amount of work and physical fitness it takes. Lots of opportunity to increase wage with dedication and extra training!! However, the company does appreciate its guides in other ways. Some locations are well balanced with staff/experience where others are quite the opposite and constantly borrow lead guides from better coordinated locations. Barrie location seems to be a supply depot for the more popular sites but has the BEST, most experienced staff. 

Working at Treetop Trekking will provide you with an experience you won't get anywhere else.  You instantly become a part of the family and everyone works together to ensure the day goes smoothly.  It is a great way to increase your physical fitness level, spend more time in nature, and make friends.

Do you like to be outside... Like all the time? Do you like helping others overcome personal challenges and seeing them achieve objectives they didn't think they could? Then Treetop Trekking is a great place for you. Great environment (the forest), great team, and lots of fun to be had for those who are willing to work hard and are passionate about helping others have fun outside!

The people here are some of the most friendly and fun people I have ever worked with. Everyone is super encouraging and supportive. It doesn't feel like a job, it feels like you are with friends all the time.

minimum wage job that is social, fun, and healthy. Unfortunately the management is self centered and does not care about its employees. You don't get a lunch break unless things slow down, but they rarely do. The hours are inconsistent and don't allow much for security of income.

Honestly this is prob one of the better places to work at, it's generally fun and easy (work is play) although you will have the occasional terrible customer or so, those are far and few. The management is generally very understanding and kind, the shifts are good and the pay although is okay, the experience more than makes up for it.

As an office assistant you will gain valuable experience in office administration and customer service skills. Treetop Trekking is a great summer job for anyone who loves being outdoors and are interested in new experiences.

I worked as an aerial guide. This required me to teach all our climbers how to safely use the equipment provided and safely watch them. In addition, I worked as an office clerk scheduling climbers.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Adventure guide 16 salaries reported	$26.50 per hour
Park manager 1 salary reported	$46,000 per year
Attendant 1 salary reported	$130,586 per year

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