Ziplines in Alaska

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 6,000 feet (1,830 meters) 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.

Experience Alaska from the only zipline course in the Denali National Park region. Soar over the trees during a 3-hour ziplining experience just outside Denali National Park, with expert guides who lead you along a course with six suspension bridges and eight ziplines. Fly through the boreal forest and over the tundra on this memorable tour that promises exhilarating thrills, incredible scenery and a fun challenge.

Get the most from your visit to Haleakalā National Park on this full-day adventure that combines the park's three most popular activities in just one tour. Begin by watching the spectacle of rays casting light on the crater floor as you watch the sun rise from the 10,023-foot (3,055-meter) summit of Haleakalā volcano. Then embark upon an exhilarating downhill bike ride down 21 switchbacks, followed by a 5-line zipline tour on the slopes of Haleakalā.

Soar through Alaska's boreal forests on this guided Talkeetna zipline tour. Bound off from platform to platform, and marvel at views of ravines, Chulitna and Susitna valleys, Mt Denali (formerly Mt McKinley) and the Alaska Range. Your adventure includes nine ziplines, three suspension bridges and a spiral staircase, providing different vantage points to appreciate nature and the wildlife. Before ziplining, stop in the historic railroad town of Talkeetna, where you'll enjoy lunch and hear gold-mining lore. Hotel transport included.

Spend your time in port in Ketchikan on an exhilarating zipline tour. During this shore excursion to Tongass National Forest, you'll soar above a dense canopy of trees at heights up to 135 feet (41 meters) in the air, cross three suspension bridges and look down on salmon-spawning streams and tidal estuaries. As you zoom across 6,000 feet (1,830 meters) of dual-cable ziplines, you'll have the chance to spot wildlife like black bears and bald eagles. This advanced zipline course is limited to nine people per every two guides, providing a small-group experience.