Rocky Mountain Zipline Adventure in Denver booking from $139.09

Rocky Mountain Zipline Adventure

Overview

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 spans more than 6,000 feet (1,828 m). Enjoy scenic hikes between the ziplines. This Rocky Mountain zipline adventure is perfect for those seeking an adrenaline-filled outdoor experience!

City: Denver

Mon 23 Sep

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What's Included

Certified guide

Safety equipment

Pictures and Video

Snacks

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Please note you MUST call Denver Adventures 24 hours before tour departure to verify tour conditions and expectations. Failure to reconfirm may result in cancellation of your tour without refund.
The adventure operates rain or shine.
As this tour involves some hiking, moderate to above-average physical condition is recommended
Maximum weight limit is 245lbs** (strictly enforced; everyone is weighed in on a mechanically calibrated scale(doctor's scale) BEFORE the adventure. Customers exceeding this weight limit WILL NOT be refunded.
Minimum age is 5 (no minimum weight or height requirement as long as they are 5 years old)
Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there is not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund
Children 17 and under must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. No unattended minors are allowed on the zipline course. Ages 5-13 must have a paying zipline parent or guardian ziplining with them. Ages 14-17 the parent or guardian does not have to zipline but must be present on the course spectating. Cost to spectate is $15/pp.
Price includes pictures and video for each person
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Guides required to regularly wash hands

Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (504)

Zachary L

Feb 2019

Had a blast. The scenery is beautiful and the guides are great. You can tell the guides really want you to have a good time. Would highly recommend!!!

Diosdado956

Feb 2019

My husband and I visited Colorado for the first time ever and came across this activity on Google. We decided to try it and we're so glad we did!!!! The guides were awesome and made everything seem to go by so smooth. The hikes in the snow were a bit difficult but so worth it! We had an unforgettable experience.

vizualvulture365

Dec 2018

So me and my family went ziplining for the first time, and the activity itself was great. We had 4 kids in our party of 8, ranging from 7yo-16yo. Needless to say they had a great time. I was having a great time as well, until I noticed that our two guides were basically laughing and mocking us the entire time. We are from Houston, TX. city folk. I, being an avid climber, I am no stranger to the outdoors. As a climbing instructor, I am all too aware of the little jokes that are made when newbies come in for the first time. My family, on the other hand, isn't used to these sort of activities- and it showed. Based on their attire, one could easily tell this wasn't their usual cup of tea. Maybe it was the Ugg boots, but the guides made it very clear that it wasn't cold by making countless remarks about the attire/layers we had on. Ok, bro- we get it: you're from Colorado, and you're not cold. you're cool... It all started when my brother in law put his helmet on backwards. To someone who does this for a living, this could be a little funny. and it was, at first. But it was at this moment when I noticed the two starting to make "smart" and "subtle" remarks to each other that they thought no one else would catch. As we were getting into the van, I saw them looking at each other and snickering saying "interesting group" "This is gonna be fun". I thought it was just me at first, thinking to myself, Ok... of course this will be fun... its ziplining, But as they closed our van doors, they began to laugh even harder. Was it just me? maybe? I heard no jokes on the way out, nor was anything at that time remotely funny. Based on past experiences, and coming from a sarcastic sense of humor myself, I caught on to what was going on rather quickly, But since I wasn't 100% sure, I let it boil. Im not sure if they realized I was with the main group they were laughing at, but it was easy to see what was going on as I watched from a distance. It wasn't until l I saw/heard them laughing and making jokes about a lady in our group from another family using her spotless, bright white gloves in practice. The 2 guides couldn't contain themselves from commenting and laughing about her "super white" gloves, which obviously didn't belong in an outdoor setting. It seemed like every time someone went up to preform the practice routine, some sort of smart butt remark was ready behind a poop eating grin. When someone did something out of the ordinary, a sarcastic joke was made, the other would comment, and then their eyes would meet and they would continue to laugh. Then the rebuttal, rinse, repeat, etc. Since these jokes/comments are geared towards us, maybe include us in the joke? try to maybe get the group involved? This was clearly not the case as no one in the group was joking with them or even knew what they were laughing at. It was at this point that I realized they were clearly joking with each other about us. It seemed as if the more in the dark they thought we were, the funnier it became. Needless to say, it got really annoying. So much in fact, that when we were headed towards the first line, I said to one of the guides: "Why do you guys gotta laugh at everyone?" to which he said: "ah man, were just having a good time" (admitting they were laughing at us) to which I replied: "Seems to me like you two are the only ones having fun, I didn't pay $600 (really $700) to get laughed at." I then told them to keep their jokes to themselves and if I heard another one, we were going back to the office. I told him to tell his buddy the same thing, And when he did, they were both laughing. Now, I'm a passive person, and pretty easy going. But I didn't pay almost 1k to get laughed at. I guarantee you that if I hadn't have said anything, it would've gone on the entire time. I guess you just would've had to have been there. But at the same time, you don't need a masters degree in aeronautics and a bachelors in mathematics to know when you, or your family is being laughed at. To top it all off, my uncles finger got stuck in the door as we were about to leave the course It was stuck for a good 4 minutes, and he was obviously in pain. So why on earth would someone walk back to get a screwdriver? I, myself would've ran or jogged. but walk? cmon "bro''. Now, I wasn't going to write this review, but seeing as how this is a customer service based business, I wanted management to know our true experience. It sucks because I was on Christmas vacation with my family and it was really hard for me to enjoy myself because it happened at the very beginning. Honestly, the encounter with those two knuckle heads ruined my entire day after that. The dude knew I was clearly upset, and had an attempt at an apology been made, I probably wouldn't have written this. If you are reading this and you get the dude with an orange goatee/beard and dude with a neon green neck gaiter: watch out; They seem nice, but the joke will always be on you. Just the sort of people they are.

Response from Host

Dec 2018

Hi, Thank you for your detailed feedback and we are sorry you did not have a great experience on your adventure. What makes our adventures so unique and memorable is the customer service of our guides as you can tell by the 100s of positive reviews from people all over the world. We get more positive reviews about our guides than the ziplines themselves!! So, your review really surprises us. Humor is a very powerful tool our guides use successfully on a daily basis. It helps with making people feel welcomed and comfortable. It also makes people forget about any fear or skepticism they may have about ziplining. Oh, and it makes the tour a lot of fun, too! This humor is in no way intended to be personal or offensive. It is intended to make people smile and enjoy their adventure. As the guides observed everybody on this particular tour, everybody (including everybody people in your family) seemed to be having a great time except for you. Not sure why you took offense to some of the jokes but they were definitely not targeted towards you or your anyone in your party. We have discussed this with all the guides that were on your tour and reminded the guides to try to be more considerate and selective with their jokes going forward. As for your uncle getting his fingers stuck in the door handle of the van ... These vans are used by 1000s of customers and we have never had this happen. We have no idea how he got his fingers stuck. As a matter of fact, all the guides went back out to the van after the tour ended and tried to get their fingers stuck and couldn't. The guides did respond appropriately by calmly and carefully removing the side panel to get the fingers loose. He did not have any injuries. Lastly, in the spirit of providing accurate information, your group paid less than $700 (it was about $650 and then you added a helmet mounted GoPro rental) as we gave your group a courtesy discount of $20/pp even though group pricing is only valid for groups of 10 or more.

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