Outxie · Outdoor planning · 2 min read · updated 1 October 2026

Discuss height concerns before a canopy walk

Make a canopy outing comfortable by checking the approach, participation rules and alternatives before anyone commits.

This is a new canopy walkway being made at the Kakum National ParkPhoto: daSupremo

Let people decide without pressure

Tell everyone what the activity involves before booking. Ask the operator for an accurate description of the walkway and approach. Give people a private way to say they don't want to participate.

A group outing shouldn't depend on persuading someone to ignore their discomfort.

Confirm the alternative

Ask what a non-participant can do and whether they need a different ticket or guide. Agree on a meeting place and how the group will reconnect. Don't assign the person who opts out to carry everybody's belongings.

Check participation rules directly, including any age or other restrictions relevant to your party.

Keep the rest of the day shared

Plan a meal or another common activity afterwards so the outing still belongs to everyone. Let each participant follow the operator's instructions at the site, including any decision to stop.

The Kakum canopy listing helps you choose a destination, while the park can confirm current options. Record which activity each person has actually chosen before paying.

Rules, fees and opening hours change. Confirm anything that matters before you rely on it.