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Want to try zip-lining in winter when trees are laden with snow? Here is where you should go to enjoy an adrenaline-filled zip-lining experience that you won’t soon forget!
Photo Credit: Superfly Ziplines, Whistler
1. Superfly Ziplines, Whistler, BC
Fly high above the winter wonderland that is Whistler on the world’s most spectacular ziplines. Your tour starts with a custom 4×4 climb up Rainbow Mountain, from where you can soar across mountain valleys and through old-growth forests.
Highlighted by Canada’s longest ziplines at well over a kilometre long and 600 feet high, you will reach speeds up to 100 km/hour as you fly through the BC backcountry. Details
Where: Zipline area: Cougar Mountain area. Check-in: Superfly, 211 – 4293 Mountain Square, Whistler
How much: $217.80
Restrictions: Minimum age 7 years old and 60lbs (27kg), maximum weight is 250lbs (113kg)
2. Ziptrek Ecotours, Whistler, BC
See Whistler’s old-growth rainforest as you fly over the Fitzsimmons Valley between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. This tour features four different ziplines, ranging from 400 – 1100 ft and is joined by a network of suspension bridges, boardwalks and trails. Experience magical alpenglow or the serene beauty of snowfall during this 2-hour Winter Après Tour. Details
Where: Zipline area located directly above Whistler Village. Check-in at Carleton Lodge, 4280 Mountain Square, Whistler
How much: 13+: $149.99; Youth(6-12): $119.99
Restrictions: Ages 6 years old and up. Minimum weight is 65 lbs (29 kg). Upper weight limit is 275 lbs (125 kg)
3. Zipline To The Falls, Ontario
Zipline To The Falls
Niagara Falls is quite a different sight in the winter. Zipline to the snow-laden falls enjoying one-of-a-kind panoramic views as you soar 67 meters above the Niagara River Gorge and glide 670 meters past the American Falls to the Falls Landing and Observation Deck at the base of the Horseshoe Falls. Details
Where: Niagara Parkway, Niagara Falls
How much: $69.99 & up
4. TimberTop Zip Tours, New Brunswick
TimberTop Zip Tours
Located approximately 15 minutes north of Sussex at Snider Mountain Ranch, the guided zip tour stretches out through a vast and beautiful old-growth forest. It includes multiple ‘tree-mendously’ long zip lines, 13 in total, and six sky bridges/sky stairs.
Where: 461 Snider Mountain Rd, Snider Mountain, NB
How much: $69.99 – General (16+)
$59.99 – Youth (8-15)
Restrictions: Available to those 8 years of age or older. The upper weight limit is 270 lbs. (123 kg).
5. Marble Zip Tours – Steady Brook, Newfoundland
Photo Credit: Marble Zip Tours
Alongside Marble Mountain Ski Resort, Marble Zip Tours features eastern Canada’s longest, tallest, and most exhilarating zip-lining rides with unparalleled views of both the Humber Valley and Marble Mountain Resort. You’ll fly across nine zip lines up to 2000 feet long and 285 feet high at speeds reaching 30 kilometres an hour. Details
Where: Marble Zip Tours, Marble Mountain Ski Resort, Corner Brook, NL
How much: $119+ tax for adults / $109+ tax for 17 years old and under
Restrictions: Minimum age of 6 years old. The minimum weight is 60 lbs (30 kg), and the maximum weight limit is 275 lbs (125 kg).
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