Ziplining in Chiang Mai: 14 Lines Through Jungle Canopy

Fourteen ziplines, 24 platforms, one thousand meters of open air

Ziplining in Chiang Mai at Skyline Jungle Luge puts you on 14 ziplines strung through mountain rainforest, including Thailand's longest line at 1000 meters. Hotel pickup and drop-off, safety training with a professional guide, a five-minute nature walk, and buffet lunch with tea and fruit are included. The course takes six hours and suits families and groups looking for an outdoor adventure without arranging transport or logistics.

The Experience

Fourteen ziplines and 24 platforms wait in the Chiang Mai jungle, each one a climb up or a flight between century-old trees. The longest run stretches 1000 meters—long enough to feel like you're gliding, not falling. The cables are rigged to let the trees grow naturally while holding the weight of the equipment and the rider, a system designed by engineers who specialize in zipline safety. You get a safety briefing before you start, then a guide stays with your group through the course.

The day runs six hours from hotel pickup to drop-off. After the safety training, you walk a short nature trail into the canopy, then start climbing and zipping. Lunch is a buffet served on-site, with tea, coffee, water and seasonal fruit included. The activity suits families with children as young as four and adults up to sixty, as long as you're in good health and under 110 kilograms. If you have back, neck or joint problems, or a fear of heights, read the details carefully before booking—the course is not a walk.

Two packages are available at checkout: EXPRESS and EXTREME. If your hotel sits more than five kilometers from the city, a surcharge of 500–1800 THB applies depending on distance. Public transport options exist nearby if you prefer to meet the guide at the site instead of arranging pickup.

What’s included

• Hotel pickup and drop-off from your Chiang Mai location.
• safety training and professional guide for the entire course.
• access to all 14 ziplines and 24 platforms.
• a five-minute nature walk through the canopy.
• buffet lunch with tea, coffee, drinking water and seasonal fruit.
• first aid insurance.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Oh-Hoo

Is this one for you?Book the EXPRESS package for a straightforward half-day adventure, or choose EXTREME if you want the full six-hour immersion with more time on the platforms and lines. Either way, the guide and the fixed schedule mean you show up at your hotel lobby and the rest is arranged—no transport to negotiate, no timing to coordinate, no safety decisions to make.

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Top questions

How many ziplines will I actually ride on this course?

The Skyline Jungle Luge course has 14 ziplines strung between 24 platforms, so you'll climb and zip your way through the canopy multiple times across the six-hour activity.

What's included in the price, and do I need to bring anything?

Hotel pickup and drop-off, safety training, a professional guide, a five-minute nature walk, buffet lunch, tea, coffee, water and seasonal fruit are all included; bring comfortable clothes, closed-toe shoes and a camera if you want photos from the platforms.

How long does the whole thing take from when the driver picks me up?

The activity runs six hours total, including hotel pickup, the safety briefing, the nature walk, all 14 ziplines and the platforms, lunch, and drop-off back at your hotel.

Is this safe for kids, and what's the age range?

Participants must be between four and sixty years old and in good health; the guides are professionally trained, the equipment is world-class, and the cable system is engineered to preserve the trees while meeting safety standards.

What if I have back or neck problems—can I still do this?

The activity is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health, or problems with your back, neck, joints or muscles; if you have any of these, consider carefully whether the climbing and suspended work will be safe for you before booking.

How much extra will I pay if my hotel is far from the city?

If your hotel is more than five kilometers from Chiang Mai city, a surcharge of 500–1800 THB per way applies depending on the exact distance; this is added at checkout based on your hotel location.