Enjoy the fresh Colorado air and admire the views of the Rocky Mountains as you fly through trees and over meadows on a zipline! Ride on some of Colorado’s longest zipline tracks on a course that span
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Location: Denver
What's Included
- Certified guide
- Safety equipment
- Pictures and Video
- Snacks
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Yes, there is a weight limit for the Rocky Mountain zipline, and it’s usually around 250 lbs. The guides are pretty strict about it for safety reasons, so it’s best to check beforehand. If you're close to the limit, maybe give them a call to double-check. They'll want to ensure everyone has a safe and fun experience!
A: Definitely dress in layers! Mornings can be chilly, especially up in the mountains. Wear comfortable, athletic clothing and closed-toe shoes. Also, I'd suggest bringing a light jacket just in case. Making sure you’re comfy will help you enjoy the experience more!
A: Parking can be a bit tight, but there’s usually enough space at the site. Just arrive a little early, like 30 minutes before your scheduled time, and you should find a spot. It’s also a good idea to check if they have any specific directions or parking passes you might need!
Discussions
Thinking about booking the Rocky Mountain zipline adventure!
I’m really considering this zipline experience for my boyfriend's birthday! He loves the outdoors and I think he’d freak out in a good way. It’s supposed to be one of the longest zipline courses in Colorado, which sounds amazing. I’m just worried about what to wear since it could be chilly. Has anyone done this? How was it?
Just booked the zipline adventure!
I finally took the plunge and booked the Rocky Mountain zipline adventure for this weekend! I’m so excited but also a bit nervous about how fast those lines are. They say it’s the fastest in Colorado! So, what’s the best snack to take with me? Also, any tips on the hike between ziplines?