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Rainforest Zip, Skybridge & Rappel Adventure in Ketchikan, AK

Rainforest Zip, Skybridge & Rappel Adventure in Ketchikan, AK

Overview

If you’re thinking, “Zipline tour? Been there, done that,” maybe you just need to up the ante. This thrilling zipline tour in Tongass National Forest will have you flying through an Alaskan rainforest canopy at heights up to 135 feet (41 meters) above ground. Across several thousand feet of dual-line cables and three hanging bridges, you’ll have unique vantage points to look for bears feeding on salmon and watch bald eagles soar through the sky. This exciting experience from Ketchikan is limited to nine people per group so you can enjoy personalized attention from your guides.

City: Ketchikan

Sat 16 Nov

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Starting at $205.00

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Sat 16 Nov

Starting at $205.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

All necessary equipment

Air-conditioned vehicle

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Travelers should have a high level of physical fitness
Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
Weight limits: 90 to 250 lbs (40 to 113 kg); height requirement: 60 inches (153 cm)
Minors must be accompanied by an adult
Full use of limbs is required; guests with injuries or seizure disorders are not allowed
Closed-toe shoes required; long pants and layered clothing recommended
Video cameras and GoPro cameras are not allowed on the course

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (203)

Navigator27512902144

Jun 2022

Hyrum and Pey did a great job as our guides. We did this as an excursion on our cruise and it was a blast and highly recommend.

Thomas_K

Jun 2022

Easy pickup near cruise ship. And more than enough time to make it to the activity and come back and explore the town before having to get back on the ship

OMB-TheOldMan

Jun 2022

My wife and I, 66 years of age, did Kawanti Adventure's Rainforest Zip, Skybridge & Rappel Adventure on May 19, 2022. We, along with 3 other people who arrived in Ketchikan via cruise ships, were met at the cruise ship dock and shuttled to the zip line site. Our guides were Tabby and Josh. They were enthusiastic, engaging and a major reason the adventure was so enjoyable. Our guides made sure our gear fit properly, then instructed us on how to glide on the ziplines. The zipline platforms are over 100 feet above the ground and not very large. If you are afraid of heights, you should skip this activity. The first couple zip lines were short and helped us get comfortable zipping from one platform to the next. It is quite exhilarating flying above tree tops on the zip lines. Walking across the hanging bridges I found myself holding onto the cables and just looking at the back of the person walking in front of me. I was not comfortable when I looked down. By the last zip line, I was really enjoying the ride and able to take in the scenery below. A photographer was stationed at one of the last platforms and took pictures of all members of our group as we zipped toward him. We purchased a thumb drive with all the photos. Everyone in our group really enjoyed this adventure. I would only change one thing about the adventure. As we were getting fitted for gear, Tabby and Josh emphasized emptying our pockets into a large bin. I put my cell phone, wallet and handheld camera in the bin so they wouldn't fall out of my pockets while zipping through the trees. I was wearing hiking pants with Velcro pockets. I wish I had kept my camera in one of my Velcro pockets so that I could show my three sons videos of their mother zip lining over the tops of trees. The camera has a wrisr strap. It would not have fallen out of my pocket and the wrist strap would have prevented it from falling to the ground if it slipped out of my hand while taking videos.