The ziplining adventure takes place in the Rocky Mountains within a protected nature park, located approximately 30 minutes from downtown Denver, near Conifer, Colorado.

The course is set at an elevation of around 9,000 feet and features scenic mountain terrain. Shuttle transportation between the office and the zipline course is included.

Ziplining tour lengths vary by experience.
Our short zipline tour typically takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, while the full six-line zipline tour lasts approximately 2.5 to 3 hours.

Total time includes check-in, safety instruction, gear fitting, guided ziplining, and return transportation, when applicable. Actual duration may vary slightly depending on group size, weather, and operating conditions.

Having a guide while ziplining in the Colorado Rockies helps ensure a well-organized and well-informed experience, especially in a mountain environment.

Guides provide instruction, equipment fitting, and operational support throughout the tour. They manage braking systems, monitor weather and course conditions, and help keep groups moving smoothly from line to line.

In addition, guides share local knowledge about the surrounding terrain, wildlife, and natural features, adding context to the experience. Their presence allows guests to focus on the activity while navigating the course efficiently and responsibly.

Ziplining at elevations above 8,000 feet is a unique mountain experience, and a few considerations can help you prepare:

Higher elevations have thinner air, which may cause some guests to feel shortness of breath or fatigue more quickly than at lower elevations. Taking your time, staying hydrated, and eating beforehand can help support comfort and energy levels.

Mountain weather can change quickly, so it’s important to dress in layers and be prepared for cooler temperatures, wind, or sudden changes in conditions. Closed-toe shoes are required, and sun protection is recommended due to increased sun exposure at elevation.

Physical activity at altitude may feel more demanding, especially during short hikes between ziplines. Guests should plan for moderate physical exertion and follow guide instructions throughout the tour.

Finally, alcohol consumption before the tour is discouraged, and guests should notify staff of any concerns prior to participation. Conditions and experiences may vary depending on weather and individual tolerance to altitude.

Bringing layers when ziplining in the Colorado Rockies helps you stay comfortable in a changing mountain environment.

Temperatures can vary throughout the day, especially at higher elevations, and conditions may shift with wind, cloud cover, or shade. While physical activity can feel warm at times, wind exposure on ziplines and time spent at higher elevations can feel cooler between rides.

Layered clothing allows you to adjust easily as conditions change, helping you stay comfortable during check-in, ziplining, and short walks between lines.

From downtown Denver, the easiest way to reach us is by car. Most guests choose to rent a vehicle and drive themselves—it’s a straightforward trip(30-40 minutes) on all main highways, and free parking is available on-site.

If you’d prefer not to drive, transportation can be added for an additional fee, minimum number of 2 people. This option must be arranged in advance, so please call to book at least 48 hours ahead of time to ensure availability.

Whether you drive yourself or add transportation, we’ll make sure getting here is simple and stress-free so you can focus on the adventure ahead.

Our address is 26267 Conifer Rd, Conifer, Co 80433.

Once you are at our office, we will shuttle you to the trailhead.

Whether a child can ride the zipline independently depends on weight, weather, and operating conditions on the day of the tour.

In general, children who weigh between approximately 70 and 100 pounds may be able to ride some or all ziplines on their own when conditions allow. In other situations, a child may ride in tandem for certain lines and independently on others.

The final determination is made on the day of the tour by the guides, based on multiple factors such as conditions, equipment requirements, and overall group flow. This approach helps ensure an appropriate experience for each participant.

Children may ride in tandem with another participant or a guide when needed, provided the minimum individual weight is 40 lbs and the combined tandem weight does not exceed 210 lbs.

Tandem pairings are determined on the day of the tour by the guides, based on factors such as weather, operating conditions, equipment requirements, and group composition. In most cases, children are paired with another child or a guide.

Parents are typically not paired with their child for tandem rides. The final decision on whether tandem riding is required, and how pairings are arranged, is made by the guides to ensure an appropriate experience for all participants.

If you’re uncomfortable with heights, that’s okay. The zipline course is designed so that all lines are ground-to-ground, meaning participants start and finish on the ground rather than elevated platforms or towers.

Guests who decide not to participate after arriving are welcome to remain with the group and observe. Please note that non-participation is non-refundable.

While most guests choose to continue once the tour begins, the decision to participate is always up to the individual. Guides provide instruction and support throughout the experience and work to create a comfortable, well-paced environment for participants.

Yes. Zipline tours operate year-round, including spring, summer, fall, and winter, weather permitting. Seasonal conditions may change the experience, and winter tours often feature snow-covered landscapes. Guests are encouraged to dress appropriately for the season, using non-cotton layers and weather-appropriate outerwear.

Yes, tours generally operate in rain or shine conditions. In the event of lightning in the area, tours may be temporarily paused until conditions improve. Weather-related delays are typically brief, but timing can vary.

Guests should plan to wear non-cotton clothing, which dries more quickly and retains warmth better than cotton, and bring a rain jacket when precipitation is possible. Operating conditions may vary based on weather and safety considerations.

Yes. Reservations and full payment are required at the time of booking to secure a tour.

Booking at least one week in advance is recommended, though last-minute reservations may be available depending on availability.

Reservations become non-refundable and non-changeable within 72 hours of the scheduled departure time. For groups of 10 or more, reservations become non-refundable and non-changeable two weeks prior to the scheduled tour date.

Availability and policies are subject to change.

Yes. A selection of items is available for purchase on-site, including reusable water bottles, carabiners, long- and short-sleeve shirts, gloves, ponchos, sunscreen, and lip balm.

Small snacks and beverages are also available for purchase. Availability may vary.

Is there a weight or age minimum for ziplining?
Yes. The minimum weight to participate is 40 lbs. There is no specific age minimum, but all participants must meet weight and physical requirements.

Depending on a child’s weight, weather, and operating conditions, some children may ride in tandem on certain ziplineswith another child or a guide. Tandem riding requires that the combined weight does not exceed 210 lbs. Tandem needs are determined by the guides on the day of the tour.

What is the maximum weight limit?
The maximum participant weight is 245 lbs, which includes clothing and shoes, but does not include zipline equipment. All participants are privately weighed on-site at check-in.

In some cases, it may be possible to allow one to two pounds over the limit, depending on conditions such as temperature and moisture in the air. This is not guaranteed and is evaluated on the day of the tour. Warmer conditions typically require stricter enforcement of weight limits.

Guests who exceed the weight limit are unable to zipline. Participation fees are non-refundable, but guests are welcome to join the group as a spectator.

No. Unattended minors are not permitted on the zipline course. Children 17 and under must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

• Ages 13 and under: A parent or guardian must be a paying zipline participant on the same tour. The adult does not need to ride tandem with the child but must participate in the tour.

• Ages 14–17: A parent or guardian is not required to zipline, but must be present on the course as a spectator.

• Children 4 and under: Not permitted in company transportation vehicles without a booster or car seat.

The spectator fee is $20 per person. All participation and supervision requirements are enforced on the day of the tour.

If additional clarification is needed, guests may contact the office directly.

Yes. Guests who do not meet the weight requirements may observe the tour for a $20 per person spectator fee.

No. Waivers for participants under the age of 18 must be signed by a parent or legal guardian.

If you are not the minor’s parent or legal guardian, please do not sign the waiver on their behalf. After booking, a waiver email will be sent and should be forwarded to the child’s parent or legal guardian for completion.

In cases where someone other than a parent or legal guardian is signing for a minor, a notarized power of attorney document authorizing signature on behalf of the parent or legal guardian is required at check-in.