ZIPLINE TOURS NEAR BRECKENRIDGE
About ZIPLINE TOURS NEAR BRECKENRIDGE
When most people think about Breckenridge, Colorado, they think skiing but Breckenridge has so much more to offer visitors. There’s great biking, hiking, horseback riding and fly fishing, plus year-round shopping and dining along Breckenridge’s charming Victorian Main Street. But consider trying one of the newest warm-weather adventures available in Breckenridge — a Colorado canopy zipline adventure!
From Breckenridge, our Canopy Tour in Idaho Springs is less than an hour away. And you won’t want to miss this zipline course, which is among the highest and tallest in Colorado. Simply take Highway 9 to Frisco and hop on I-70, and as you’re driving east to our office you’ll see the 65′ tall wooden towers that make up our course as they’re hard to miss!
While you’re visiting us, consider adding a half-day white water rafting adventure to your plans. We run the rapids on Clear Creek, which flows right under our Zipline course and through town. It’s the prefect way to spend a day while you’re visiting Breckenridge.
We can’t wait to take to the skies with you!
QUICK DETAILS:
- Levels: Classic 5 line tour and Extended 8 line tour
- Classic Tour Price: $89
- Extended Tour Price: $109
- Maximum weight of 250lbs & Minimum weight: 65 lbs
- Requirements: Closed-toed shoes
CLEAR CREEK 5-LINE ZIP LINE
$89 PER PERSON
Experience one of the highest, longest, and most exhilarating high tower zip line tours in Colorado. Climb the sky high 65’ towers then soar across 5 separate zip lines for a half mile of pure zipping thrills!
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Scream through the treetops on this heart-stopping zip line high above the roaring rapids of Clear Creek! Zip for over a half mile on this amazing course built on historic mining claims where gold was first discovered in Colorado. Climb sky-high 65′ towers for the thrill of a lifetime as you soar across five separate zip lines (the longest is 1,200 feet!) crossing Clear Creek three times. This is one trip you do not want to miss!
Cost
• from $89 per person
Requirements
• Minimum height 48 inches; Maximum height 6 ft. 3 inches
• Minimum weight 65 pounds; Maximum weight 250 pounds
Meeting Time
Please arrive at or before your scheduled trip time.
Trip Times
AM & PM trips available
Meeting Location
2697 Stanley Road
Idaho Springs, Colorado 80452
Extended 8-LINE ZIP LINE
$109 PER PERSON
This exciting extended zip line tour takes off from a height of 65′ to provide you with 8 thrilling zip lines flying high over Clear Creek rapids and breathtaking views! Available upon request. Call for details
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This exciting extended zip line tour takes off from a height of 65′ to provide you with 8 thrilling zip lines flying high over Clear Creek rapids and breathtaking views!
Cost
• from $109 per person
Requirements
• Minimum height 48 inches; Maximum height 6 ft. 3 inches
• Minimum weight 65 pounds; Maximum weight 250 pounds
Meeting Time
Please arrive at or before your scheduled trip time.
Meeting Location
2697 Stanley Road
Idaho Springs, Colorado 80452
OTHER BRECKENRIDGE AREA ACTIVITIES
A charming, Victorian-era mountain town with much of the architecture from its mining past still preserved, Breckenridge offers wonderful shopping, browsing, eating and lodging; boating and sailing on nearby Lake Dillon; plus a number of special events such as music festivals, art shows, beer tasting, a barbecue challenge and more. Breckenridge offers something for everyone in the family; just be sure to include a Breckenridge rafting trip in your plans!
Summit County is one of the most scenic counties in Colorado. To many, Summit County IS Colorado’s high country, home to four world-class ski resorts and some of the highest mountain peaks in Colorado. Though Summit County’s reputation was made by its world-class ski mountains — Arapahoe Basin, Copper, Keystone, Breckenridge and Vail are just minutes away — Summit County’s warm weather outdoor activities are just as fabulous. Join us in Breckenridge for hiking, biking, horseback riding, fly fishing, boating and the don’t-miss thrill of Summit County, Colorado ziplining trips.
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faqs
What is a Zip line?
A zip line consists of a cable or series of cables mounted onto anchor points on either end of the cable that allow movement from one end to the other. They have been around a long time, sometimes used instead of bridges in remote mountain areas or to move supplies from one side of a river to the other. Zip line participants attach their harness to a trolley system that is mounted on the cable, using the force of gravity to traverse the line from one end to the other. Some zip lines go over canyons, some through tree canopies, while others start on man-made towers that participants climb to initially gain height. All this sounds technical and, of course, does not describe the fun part — the absolute thrill of flying through the air and screaming with delight! And don’t worry, we do teach you how to stop.
Who can participate?
Kids of all ages are welcome! Our minimum height of 48 inches, and a minimum weight of 65 pounds with a maximum weight of 250 pounds for the Idaho Springs Zip line. All children under 14 years must be accompanied by a participating adult. Please call our office with any questions. Participants must be able to fit into our harnesses and be in good health. If you are pregnant, have heart trouble, or other medical concerns, please consult your doctor before participating. You will be required to sign an Assumption of Risk Waiver prior to your participation.
What should I wear?
Because you’ll be wearing a climbing harness, we recommend pants but knee-length shorts are fine (no short shorts). No loose clothing or jewelry. Long hair needs to be pulled back. For your safety, bare feet, sandals and flip flops are not allowed. Closed-toe shoes are required. Sorry, no Crocs! We also suggest a strap for your sunglasses/glasses, and if the sun is shining, then bring the sunscreen.
What if it rains?
A little rain won’t stop the fun! However, we reserve the right to delay or pause the adventure up to 45 minutes due to weather conditions that might affect your safety. If we are unable to resume the adventure, we will either reschedule your trip for a later time, provide you a credit for a future trip or refund you.
Can I bring my camera?
Since we can’t retrieve cameras dropped in the river, we have hired professional photographers to record your memories. They will capture the expression of your kids’ faces as they scream across the zip line! Be sure to stop by the photo display to review your photos that are also available for purchase.
Is it safe?
Safety is our number one concern! We use only the highest quality equipment, and our course has been designed, constructed, and inspected by a professional vendor member of the Association for Challenge Course Technology. Our zip line and ropes course staff is fully trained to ACCT standards, and inspects the course and gear daily. As with any outdoor adventure experience, some inherent risk is involved.
Do I need a reservation?
Our zip line has a limited capacity. Advanced reservations are highly recommended. However, we are happy to accept last minute reservations as space allows. Please call 720-734-3386
What is the payment and cancellation policy?
We require full payment at the time of reservation and our cancellation policy differs, depending on whether or not you have purchased Trip Insurance. We highly recommend purchasing Trip Insurance, as it allows you the flexibility you many need. Please click here to review our cancellation policy.
How do I book?
Book online right now or call our reservations department to book your Zip Line Adventure today! Please call 877-ZIP-RAFT (947-7238)
When should we arrive?
Please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled trip time. Before participating, you will need to sign our Assumption of Risk Waiver. Our professional staff will then provide a safety briefing, demonstration, and fit you with a harness, helmet, and gloves. Now you are ready for take-off. Enjoy Your Flight!
Do you charge taxes? What are your permit and booking fees?
We do not charge taxes on our services because we are not required to by law. We are, however, required to pay numerous fees to many local, regional and state organizations, including but not limited to the City of Idaho Springs, Clear Creek County, Division of Oil and Public Safety (OPS), Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Colorado Department of Revenue and our property owner.
In addition to those fees, our booking software and credit card fees charge a large percentage of each transaction. When weather cancels events, we eat this cost. If weather is not the cancellation reason, however, we must charge the customer to recoup that cost.
In addition, we are a voluntary member of numerous local, state and national organizations that offer regulatory and strategic support to us as an outfitter. These membership costs are not included in our fees but they do provide additional layers of safety and professionalism that not all outfitters adhere to but we are committed to following. These include: Colorado River Outfitter’s Association (CROA), America Outdoors (AO), Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) and more.
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