You’ll soar across 60 acres of Virginia Beach wetlands on a guided zipline tour with all gear provided. Feel your heart race as you glide above coastal forests, catch glimpses of marsh wildlife, and share laughs with your group — all just minutes from downtown. It’s not just about adrenaline; there’s a surprising calm up there too.
“You’re sure you’ve got me?” I asked, only half-joking, as our guide clipped my harness to the first cable. He grinned — “Don’t worry, this is my office.” The air in the Virginia Beach wetlands felt thick and green, a little salty from the ocean not far off. I could hear birds somewhere above us, and the boards under my sneakers creaked. It didn’t really hit me until that first step off the platform — you kind of just float for a second before zipping straight through a tunnel of leaves. I think I yelled something but it got lost in the wind.
We’d started only about ten minutes from downtown Virginia Beach, but it felt like we’d landed somewhere else entirely. The course runs right through 60 acres of coastal forest — you get these flashes of sunlight on water below, patches where everything smells like pine needles and mud after rain. Our group was a mix: one couple from Richmond (she screamed way louder than me), two college kids who looked like they did this sort of thing every weekend, and then us, somewhere in between. The guides kept things moving but never rushed; at one point someone asked about an egret perched out on a log and he paused to tell us how they nest here in spring.
I didn’t expect to notice so much — like how quiet it gets right before you launch, or how your hands feel sticky from gripping the gear (which they provide, by the way). There’s this moment halfway when you’re high enough to see where the forest meets open marshland, and for a second it’s just you and that weirdly peaceful view. I still think about that part sometimes, especially when I’m stuck in traffic back home.
It’s just minutes away from the heart of Virginia Beach.
Yes, all needed gear is included in your booking.
Service animals are allowed at Adventureworks Virginia Beach.
This tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers.
Yes, there are public transportation options close to the site.
You should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness.
This tour is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries.
Your day includes all necessary ziplining gear provided on site plus guidance throughout from local staff — no need to bring anything special except your sense of adventure (and maybe some water). Public transportation stops are nearby if you’re not driving yourself.


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