Colorado Seven Falls: Zipline Combo Course & Suspension Bridges

Summary

Soar above Seven Falls canyon on Colorado’s wildest zipline

You’ll fly over Seven Falls canyon on eight zip lines—some as long as 1,800 feet—cross two suspension bridges that sway just enough to make your heart race, and finish with an assisted 180-foot rappel. With local guides leading every step and all equipment included, you’ll feel both safe and wildly alive in Colorado’s high country.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I remember is the sound—sort of a sharp metal whir, right before my feet left the platform. It was colder than I expected up there, even with the sun out, and I could smell pine needles everywhere. Our guide, Jamie, double-checked my harness and grinned like this was just another Tuesday (it probably was for her). She told us about how these zip lines follow the curves of Seven Falls canyon—apparently nowhere else in Colorado has this kind of setup. When she said “just lean back and trust it,” I almost laughed but then—well, you kind of have to.

I’d never done anything like this combo course before. Eight zip lines, two wobbly suspension bridges (my knees still remember those), and at the end, a 180-foot rappel that looked way more intimidating from above than below. There was this moment halfway across one bridge where the wind picked up and someone behind me cursed under their breath—it made me laugh, which helped. The group felt pretty mixed: couples, a dad with his teenage daughter who kept daring each other to go faster. Jamie gave us little facts about the rocks below—she called them “the bones of Colorado.”

By the last zip line, something shifted for me. Maybe it was just adrenaline or maybe it was seeing all that space open up under your feet—you know? The air tasted different up there, sharp and clean. When we finally rappelled down (with a lot of encouragement from Jamie), I realized my hands were shaking but I couldn’t stop smiling. Still think about that view sometimes when things get noisy back home.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Combo Course Zipline Adventure

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

Top questions

How many zip lines are on the Seven Falls Combo Course?

The Combo Course includes eight zip lines ranging from 250 to 1,800 feet long.

Is transportation included for the Seven Falls zipline tour?

Yes, transport by air-conditioned minivan is included in your day trip.

What are the weight requirements for this Colorado zipline tour?

All participants must weigh between 90 and 250 pounds (41-113 kg), fully clothed.

Are there any fitness requirements for the Combo Course?

You should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness to participate.

Is lunch provided during the tour?

No lunch is included; however, bottled water is provided during the experience.

Can pregnant travelers join this zipline adventure?

No, pregnant travelers cannot participate for safety reasons.

Do you need special shoes for the Seven Falls zipline?

You must wear closed-toed shoes; five-toed shoes are not allowed.

How long does the entire experience take?

The full Combo Course experience lasts about four hours including orientation.

What’s included

Your day includes bottled water for everyone in your group, all activities and equipment needed for zipping or rappelling through Seven Falls canyon, professional local guides who handle safety checks (and tell good stories), plus comfortable transport by air-conditioned minivan between locations before you’re dropped off at the end.