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- What is Ziplining? Ziplining, also known as a canopy tour or zip line adventure, is an exhilarating outdoor activity that involves riding along a suspended cable from one platform to another, typically through a forested area or across scenic landscapes.
- Where Can You Go Ziplining? Ziplining is a versatile activity that can be found in various locations around the world. Popular destinations include: Tropical rainforests: Explore the lush canopy of the Amazon or Costa Rican rainforests.
- How Safe is Ziplining? Ziplining can be a safe and enjoyable activity when conducted by experienced and certified operators who prioritize safety measures.
- What Should You Wear for Ziplining? Wearing the right attire is essential for comfort and safety during your ziplining adventure. Here’s what you should consider
- Is Zip-Lining Safe? By and large, ziplining has a reputation for being both fun and safe. However, there are some risks associated with riding a zip line that everyone should be aware of.
- How Scary Is Zip-Lining? As someone who has tried 20 or so zip lines around the world, I’ll be honest: It’s scary. Not terrifying, but zip lines will definitely make your heart pound.
- What’s The Weight Limit For Zip-Lining? It’s common for zip-line operators to boast that their equipment is capable of holding a truck. However, their zip lines usually still come with weight restrictions in order to protect guests.
- What Should You Wear For Zip-Lining? Your clothes will have a direct impact on how comfortable you are throughout the zip-line tour. Wear breathable layers that you can easily move around in.
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Out of all the ziplining tours available in Whistler, my favorite has to be the Sasquatch® tour. Instead of trying multiple smaller ziplines, this tour features one huge zipline that happens to be the longest and fastest in Whistler! Priced at $147 CAD per person, this 1.5-hour experience has to be one of the most memorable activities I tried while...
When you’re choosing from all the amazing tours in Whistler, there are five main ones that include ziplines. They go from extreme (ahem the Sasquatch® zipline) all the way to shorter ziplines and ones you can do with a friend by your side. While they are all action-packed, here are the ins and outs of each to help you choose!
The Sasquatch® Tour
The fast and furious Sasquatch® ziplineis the longest zipline in Canada and the USA sitting at over 2 km (1.3 miles) long. The height of the zipline varies and at times reaches over 600 feet (183 meters) above the ground. Not only is this zipline high and long, but it’s also fast! Reaching speeds over 100km/hr (62mph), it was so exhilarating as I soared over the treetops. While many other ziplines in the area are open year-round, the Sasquatch® zipline only runs during summer in Whistler. So...
Ziptrek Bear Tour
The Ziptrek Bear Touris our pick for first-time zipliners or those nervous about the experience. I love that this tour still has 4 ziplines so you still have a good adventure, but the ziplines are much shorter than others on our list. Varying in distance between 400-1,100 ft (122-335 meters), you will build your confidence as you go through the course. Overall the experience lasts between 2 and 2.5 hours. In between the zipline adventures, you will have the opportunity for a fun forest advent...
Ziptrek Eagle Tour
The Ziptrek Eagle Touroffers the longest zipline during the winter months, so expect those epic snowy views Whistler is famous for! There are a total of 5 ziplines along the way. Plus there are 4 treetop suspension bridges to cross which give a unique aerial view of the forest you’re in. The first zipline flies you 2,400 feet (731 meters) through the air with an insane 30-story descent across the valley. You can ride this line side-by-side with another person making this a great option for th...
Overall the ziplining tours in Whistler are reasonably priced for the experience you get. You can expect to pay an average of $150 CAD – but I’ll break down all the specific costs. The Sasquatch® Tour – Riding the massive Sasquatch® zipline costs $147 CADand includes the helmet, harness, and access to the Blackcomb gondola required for the tour. It...
If you’re traveling here as a family, ziplining is such a fun add-on to your Whistler itinerary! Of all the tours, my top recommendation for families is the Ziptrek Bear zipline tour. It consists of 4 ziplines and 4 treetop suspension bridges and is ideal for first-time riders and families with kids. The guides really go the extra mile to ensure ev...
If you happen to be visiting Whistler in the winter (December in Whistleris my fav time to visit!), ziplining is a great add-on to your trip. It’s a fun break from skiing and snowboarding and the views of the snow-covered mountains can’t be beat!
If you’re staying in Whistler and looking for the most exciting tour, the Sasquatch® Tourwas by far the most epic zipline! Not only do you go faster than all the other ziplines in the area, but it’s also the longest zipline and guaranteed to provide a thrill – or if you’re like me a loud shriek! You descend an intense 7,000-foot (2,133-meter) line ...
The Sasquatch® Tour
If you’re wanting to take to the ziplines with a partner, you’ll want one where you can go side by side. The Whistler Sasquatch® Touris perfect as it’s a one-zipline course that you can travel the whole distance beside your partner. You will want to make sure you’re both ready for an extreme adrenaline rush with this one as it’s not for the faint of heart – trust me!
Superfly Ziplines
Superfly Ziplinesis one of the best Whistler ziplines for couples. All 4 of the zip lines offered on this tour are dual zip lines meaning you can race your partner soaring through the forest at the same time. This tour is great as it is a longer experience where you can race down multiple ziplines and see some incredible views of the area.
Yes! You definitely want to make sure you book your zipline tour ahead of time. Zipline tours are incredibly fun and one of the most popular activities in Whistler. We recommend booking your ziplining tour in Whistler in advance, no matter what time of year you go, to secure your spot. Some companies also offer discounts if you pre-book so you may ...
Summer
The summer months in Whistlerare ideal for ziplining as you will not have to wear heavy clothing. The most important thing to wear in the summer is comfortable, and secure, shoes. As you will be doing some forest trekking for these tours, I highly recommend wearing hiking shoes. You will want to dress for the weather, which in Whistler could very well mean a rain jacket. Keep in mind that you will be in the shade of the forest and expect varying mountainous conditions, meaning layers will be...
Winter
If you are braving the ziplines during winter in Whistler, you will want to make sure you dress appropriately. Winter ziplining attire should resemble what you would wear skiing or snowboarding. Layering is key here, keep in mind that when you are skiing you are working your muscles which provides some warmth that you will not get from sitting on a zipline. Some of the zipline platforms will have heaters on them to provide some additional warmth. Goggles, thick wool socks, gloves, and layered...
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If you want to capture priceless memories of the zipline experience, you can pay for a photo or video package through the zipline company. You can also bring a GoPro that you can strap to your head or body so it doesn’t go flying.
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Zip lines of varying lengths criss-cross their way through the jungle, past dense vegetation and beautiful flowers. You’ll make your way through this incredible ecosystem, spotting fluttering butterflies, colourful birds and chattering monkeys at their level.
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