Ziplining in Hot Springs: 10 lines through old growth forest
You hike between zip lines, not ride a gondola to them.
Zipline through an old growth forest in Hot Springs on 10 lines, including one 850-foot stretch 70 feet above ground, with a guide, safety briefing and gear provided. The activity takes about 1.5 hours and runs with groups of up to 8 people. Ages 8 and up in good to moderate health can participate. Weight limit is 260 pounds.
The experience
You arrive and get harnessed up, then receive a safety briefing before stepping onto the first line. The tour moves through a beautiful old growth forest with very short hikes connecting each of the 10 zip lines. You'll zip over water features as well as through the canopy, building speed and confidence as the lines progress. The longest one stretches about 850 feet and climbs roughly 70 feet high: the kind of moment that stays with you.
The whole experience runs about 1.5 hours from start to finish, with groups staying small at up to 8 people per departure. A live guide in English leads the way, managing the pacing and making sure everyone stays safe and comfortable. The hikes between lines are short enough that you're not exhausted before the next zip, but they're real. You're moving through the forest on foot, not floating between platforms.
Bring water and wear closed-toe shoes. The forest floor is uneven and the hikes matter. Children from age 8 can go, though kids must zip with an adult. Service animals are welcome on the tour.
What’s included
- Safety gear and zip line trolleys.
- live guide in English.
- all 10 zip lines through the forest and over water features.
- safety briefing before you start.
Before you book
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Operated by Adventureworks Zip Line Tours and Aerial Course Hot Springs
Is this one for you?You're doing the zipping yourself, not watching from below. This is a shared group tour with a guide managing the pacing, which suits anyone who wants instruction and the company of others without the cost or the logistics of a private departure. The small group size (up to 8 people) means you're not waiting in a line or rushing through the forest.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (8 to 17 years). Under 8: 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. No refund if you cancel.
Can I zipline in Hot Springs if I've never done it before?
Yes. The safety briefing covers everything you need, and the 10 lines are sequenced so you build confidence as you go. The guide manages the pacing for the whole group.
What's the longest zipline like?
The longest line stretches about 850 feet and runs roughly 70 feet above the ground. It's the climax of the tour, not the start, so you've already got the rhythm down.
How much hiking is there between the zip lines?
The hikes are very short. Just enough to move between platforms through the forest. You're not doing a trail. You're walking through the canopy between each line.
Can my 8-year-old go ziplining?
Children from age 8 can participate, but they must zip with an adult on the same line. The tour is designed for ages 8 to 98 in good to moderate health.
What happens if I'm over 260 pounds?
The weight limit for the zipline tour is 260 pounds. This is a safety requirement tied to the equipment, not a judgment. Contact the operator before booking if you're near the limit.
Is ziplining safe for someone with a bad back?
The tour is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or back problems. The harness and the impact of landing put stress on your spine, so check with your doctor if you have any concerns.
Ziplining in Hot Springs: 10 lines through old growth forest
1h 30m · EN
from US$ 65.90 per person
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