Ziplining at Seven Falls: 8 lines and 2 suspension bridges

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Duration4h

GroupUp to 8

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Eight zip-lines and a rappel through Seven Falls Canyon

Zipline the Combo course at Seven Falls in Colorado, a four-hour adventure with 8 zip-lines ranging from 250 to 1,800 feet, 2 suspension bridges, and a 180-ft assisted rappel. The course follows the canyon's geologic features, and a professional guide leads the progression from shorter, slower lines to longer, faster ones at height. Weight must fall between 90 and 250 pounds; arrive 15 minutes early for safety orientation and ground school before you step onto the first platform.

Step-by-step itinerary

Zipline adventure at Seven Falls

Attend safety orientation and ground school
Start zipline at first platform
Zip across 8 lines, increasing length and height
Cross 2 suspension bridges
Complete 180-ft assisted rappel

The Experience

You start with a safety briefing and ground school where the guide teaches you to control your speed on the zip-lines. Once you step onto the first platform, the course builds: the lines get longer, faster and higher as you move through the canyon. The Combo course strings together 8 zip-lines that range from 250 feet to 1,800 feet, with two suspension bridges woven between them and a 180-foot assisted rappel at the end. The whole progression takes about four hours and is designed around the canyon's rock formations, so the ride itself becomes part of the geology lesson.

Transport by air-conditioned minivan is included, as is all the gear you need and bottled water throughout the day. A professional guide stays with the group, and small pouches are available if you want to bring a phone or wallet on the lines themselves. Larger cameras and backpacks travel separately with ground support staff and meet you at Seven Falls afterward, so you can photograph the canyon without carrying gear through the course.

Weather can affect the schedule, so plan for possible delays. You'll need closed-toed shoes where all five toes fit in the same compartment—no sandals or open designs. The weight requirement is strict for safety: you must weigh between 90 and 250 pounds fully clothed, and participants are weighed discreetly before departure. Pregnant travelers cannot participate, and you need to be sober and in at least moderate physical condition.

What’s included

Professional guide leading the progression.
all zip-line equipment and safety gear.
transport by air-conditioned minivan.
bottled water.
small pouches for personal items on the course.
ground support staff to transport cameras and backpacks to Seven Falls.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelNot for pregnant travelers

Operated by Broadmoor Outfitters and Soaring Adventure

Is this one for you?You control your own speed on all eight lines and the rappel, so pick this if you want hands-on control rather than being guided through—the guide teaches technique but you're managing the descent.