FIELD TRIPS
Zip Lost Pines is your adventure destination! Join us year round for base camp activities, hiking, and flying. We have 6 dual lines of zip line fun in our backyard. Hike through the trees and then soar through the clouds as you take in the hilly landscape of McKinney Roughs. Give your group an experience they will never forget when you bring them by for a half or full day of adventure. We are located just down the road from Austin by the airport, COTA and so much more. Participants must be between 50 to 200 pds.
supports classroom learning in:
Physical Education
topics covered:
Hiking, Zip Line
contact info
Name: Allison Hickey
Phone: 512-761-2323
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Zip Lost Pines
At Zip Lost Pines, plan your next adventure for school, camp, scout or homeschool groups, to race through the trees. With six dual lines of fun, you can join us all year round for base camp activities, hiking, and flying. We are located right down the road from Austin by the airport.
contact info
Hrs: Vary
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Zipline Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
Your experience on a zip line course actually all comes down to science. For example, if you want to go faster, tuck your knees and arms in to make your body as small as possible and reduce friction. If you want to slow down, spread your body out like a star to increase the force of the air slowing you down.
Ask your students to guess who will go faster, people who weigh more or less, and then test your hypothesis and figure out why (think potential energy). Finally, practice steering by using the torque from your wrist and your momentum. Don’t hesitate to ask your guide to explain how the course works.
View Lesson Plan>>
FIELD TRIPS
Zip Lost Pines is your adventure destination! Join us year round for base camp activities, hiking, and flying. We have 6 dual lines of zip line fun in our backyard. Hike through the trees and then soar through the clouds as you take in the hilly landscape of McKinney Roughs. Give your group an experience they will never forget when you bring them by for a half or full day of adventure. We are located just down the road from Austin by the airport, COTA and so much more. Participants must be between 50 to 200 pds.
supports scout badges in:
Sports & games
topics covered:
Hiking, Zip Lines
contact info
Name: Allison Hickey
Phone: 512-761-2323
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Zip Lost Pines
At Zip Lost Pines, plan your next adventure for school, camp, scout or homeschool groups, to race through the trees. With six dual lines of fun, you can join us all year round for base camp activities, hiking, and flying. We are located right down the road from Austin by the airport.
contact info
Hrs: Vary
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Zipline Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
Your experience on a zip line course actually all comes down to science. For example, if you want to go faster, tuck your knees and arms in to make your body as small as possible and reduce friction. If you want to slow down, spread your body out like a star to increase the force of the air slowing you down.
Ask your students to guess who will go faster, people who weigh more or less, and then test your hypothesis and figure out why (think potential energy). Finally, practice steering by using the torque from your wrist and your momentum. Don’t hesitate to ask your guide to explain how the course works.
View Lesson Plan>>
FIELD TRIPS
Zip Lost Pines is your adventure destination! Join us year round for base camp activities, hiking, and flying. We have 6 dual lines of zip line fun in our backyard. Hike through the trees and then soar through the clouds as you take in the hilly landscape of McKinney Roughs. Give your group an experience they will never forget when you bring them by for a half or full day of adventure. We are located just down the road from Austin by the airport, COTA and so much more. Participants must be between 50-200 pds.
topics covered:
Hiking, Zip Lines
contact info
Name: Allison Hickey
Phone: 512-761-2323
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Zip Lost Pines
At Zip Lost Pines, plan your next adventure for school, camp, scout or homeschool groups, to race through the trees. With six dual lines of fun, you can join us all year round for base camp activities, hiking, and flying. We are located right down the road from Austin by the airport.
contact info
Hrs: Vary
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Zipline Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
Your experience on a zip line course actually all comes down to science. For example, if you want to go faster, tuck your knees and arms in to make your body as small as possible and reduce friction. If you want to slow down, spread your body out like a star to increase the force of the air slowing you down.
Ask your students to guess who will go faster, people who weigh more or less, and then test your hypothesis and figure out why (think potential energy). Finally, practice steering by using the torque from your wrist and your momentum. Don’t hesitate to ask your guide to explain how the course works.
View Lesson Plan>>
FIELD TRIPS
Zip Lost Pines is your adventure destination! Join us year round for base camp activities, hiking, and flying. We have 6 dual lines of zip line fun in our backyard. Hike through the trees and then soar through the clouds as you take in the hilly landscape of McKinney Roughs. Give your group an experience they will never forget when you bring them by for a half or full day of adventure. We are located just down the road from Austin by the airport, COTA and so much more. Participants must be between 50-200 pds.
supports classroom learning in:
Physical Education
topics covered:
Hiking, Zip Line
contact info
Name: Allison Hickey
Phone: 512-761-2323
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Zip Lost Pines
At Zip Lost Pines, plan your next adventure for school, camp, scout or homeschool groups, to race through the trees. With six dual lines of fun, you can join us all year round for base camp activities, hiking, and flying. We are located right down the road from Austin by the airport.
contact info
Hrs: Vary
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Zipline Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
Your experience on a zip line course actually all comes down to science. For example, if you want to go faster, tuck your knees and arms in to make your body as small as possible and reduce friction. If you want to slow down, spread your body out like a star to increase the force of the air slowing you down.
Ask your students to guess who will go faster, people who weigh more or less, and then test your hypothesis and figure out why (think potential energy). Finally, practice steering by using the torque from your wrist and your momentum. Don’t hesitate to ask your guide to explain how the course works.
View Lesson Plan>>
FAMILY OUTINGS
Zip Lost Pines is your adventure destination for your family Join us year round for base camp activities, hiking, and flying. We have 6 dual lines of zip line fun in our backyard. Hike through the trees and then soar through the clouds as you take in the hilly landscape of McKinney Roughs. Give your family an experience they will never forget when you bring them by for a half or full day of adventure. We are located just down the road from Austin by the airport, COTA and so much more.
topics covered:
Hiking, Zip Line
ABOUT
Zip Lost Pines
At Zip Lost Pines, plan your next adventure for your family, to race through the trees. With six dual lines of fun, you can join us all year round for base camp activities, hiking, and flying. We are located right down the road from Austin by the airport.
contact info
Hrs: Vary
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Zipline Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
Your experience on a zip line course actually all comes down to science. For example, if you want to go faster, tuck your knees and arms in to make your body as small as possible and reduce friction. If you want to slow down, spread your body out like a star to increase the force of the air slowing you down.
Ask your students to guess who will go faster, people who weigh more or less, and then test your hypothesis and figure out why (think potential energy). Finally, practice steering by using the torque from your wrist and your momentum. Don’t hesitate to ask your guide to explain how the course works.
View Lesson Plan>>