Top Extreme Sports Spots in Latvia

If you're visiting with kids, plan for a few hours and let them burn off their energy. Keep an eye on their jump time though, as it’s easy to lose track!

My advice is to wear comfy clothes and bring some water. You’ll definitely work up a sweat jumping around, and staying hydrated is key!

I think you should try to go during the weekday afternoons if possible; it was way less crowded, and we had a lot more room to jump.

Bring your own snacks and drinks. The food options are limited and can be pricey. I packed a small cooler, and it made our day so much better without spending extra cash on food.

I suggest wearing tennis shoes instead of sandals. I made the mistake of going in flip-flops, and it was super slippery on some of the courses. Trust me, your feet will thank you!

If you can, try to visit on a weekday! The crowds are so much smaller, and it felt like we had the place to ourselves. Plus, the lines are way shorter then. Amazing experience!

Don’t rush through the courses; take your time and enjoy the views. I was hurrying because I thought we had to keep moving, but the views up there are fantastic, and it's all part of the experience!

Make sure to wear sturdy shoes and comfy clothing. I wore sandals and regretted every moment when we were on the trails. Hiking boots or good sneakers are the way to go!

Bring some snacks and water with you. The tour can take a bit longer than expected and it’s nice to have something to munch on while you’re enjoying the views. There's not much around the area!

I think bringing a water bottle is a must. The ride can be quite long, and it gets hot out there, so stay hydrated!

My advice is to wear long pants and sturdy shoes. A couple of riders showed up in shorts and flip-flops, and trust me, they weren't comfortable at all!

I recommend booking your session in advance online. It saved me time and I got a better deal on price. Plus, it guarantees your spot, especially on weekends when it gets crowded.