Ziplining in Lujan de Cuyo: 71 aerial games, no time limit

Spend a full day moving through the canopy at your own pace

Ziplining and tree climbing in Lujan de Cuyo near Mendoza puts you on 71 aerial games and 26 zip lines across seven routes with no time limit, safety equipment and a live guide included. Children from age 4 are welcome. Companions can watch for free while you play. The forest is wheelchair accessible for those who want to explore the grounds, though the adventure games themselves require full mobility.

Step-by-step itinerary

Tree climbing and zip line adventure

• Arrive at the park near Mendoza River
• Enjoy 71 aerial games and 26 zip lines
• Use all 7 routes without time limit
• Access routes from one meter height
• Dine at on-site restaurant and cafe

The experience

The park sits 30 minutes from Mendoza city and holds the most complete aerial forest setup in the region. You move between 71 games and 26 zip lines at your own speed. There's no schedule pushing you forward, no route you have to finish by a certain hour. The only rule is you can't take your equipment off to eat or drink, so you plan your meal breaks around the climbing. A live guide in English, Spanish or French gives you a safety talk at the start and stays available while you work through the routes. Children from age 4 can participate, and anyone under 1 meter in height has accessible routes designed for them.

A restaurant and café sit on the grounds, so you can refuel between sections without leaving the park. The menu is extensive with vegetarian options, made by a leading restaurant and pastry shop in Mendoza. Companions who don't want to climb can watch for free and grab a meal while you're in the trees. The forest itself is wheelchair accessible for strollers and wheelchairs if you want to move through the grounds, though the aerial games require full mobility and are not suitable for anyone with spinal injuries or pregnant travelers. You'll need at least a moderate level of physical fitness to handle the climbing and zip lines.

Public transportation runs near the park, so you don't need a car to get there. Bring your own water bottle or hydration pack to stay hydrated throughout the day: the equipment doesn't come off, so you'll want to drink before you start each section.

What’s included

• Safety helmet, harness, pulley and gloves.
• safety briefing and live guide in English, Spanish or French.
• access to all seven routes with no time limit.
• restaurant and café on the grounds (food and drinks purchased separately).

Before you book

Days and timesWednesday to Sunday

AgesAdult (19 to 75 years) · Youth (12 to 18 years) · Child (4 to 11 years) · Under 4: can't be included in the booking

GroupUp to 140

Live guideEnglish, Spanish and French

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.Operator's directions: “Our adventure forest is 30 minutes from the center of Mendoza. Access by taxi, Uber or public transportation. Bus 773 0 775 leaving the Lujan de Cuyo fire brigade roundabout, stopping before the Cipolletti Dam.”

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24h before the start. After that, no refund.It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund.

Prices and times updated 6 days ago

Good to know

Moderate physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for back problems

Operated by Euca Mendoza

Is this one for you?The park sits 30 minutes from Mendoza city with public transport nearby, so you don't need a car to get there. Book this if you're staying in the city or traveling without your own vehicle and want a full day of climbing without rushing between stops.

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Top questions

What languages is the guide in?

Live guide in English, Spanish and French.

Can children come?

Yes. Ticket types: Youth (12 to 18 years); Child (4 to 11 years). Under 4: they can't be included in the booking.

What happens if it rains?

It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24h before the start.

Can I stay in the trees for as long as I want, or is there a time limit?

There's no time limit on any of the seven routes, so you move through the 71 games and 26 zip lines at your own pace. The only constraint is you can't remove your equipment to eat or drink, so you plan meal breaks around your climbing schedule.

What safety gear do I get, and who teaches me how to use it?

The park provides helmet, harness, pulley and gloves. A live guide gives a safety talk before you start and is available throughout the day. The guide speaks English, Spanish or French depending on your preference.

Is there food at the park, and do I have to bring my own?

A restaurant and café on site offer an extensive menu with vegetarian options, made by a leading Mendoza restaurant and pastry shop. You can't eat while wearing your equipment, so you plan meal breaks between sections of climbing.

How do I get there if I don't have a car?

The park is 30 minutes from Mendoza city and has public transportation options nearby, so you can reach it without a vehicle. Once there, the forest and grounds are accessible by foot or wheelchair if you want to explore between climbing sessions.