Ziplining in Bonner Springs: Five lines up to 50 mph
Climb 65 feet and zip platform to platform at speeds up to 50 mph
Zipline Tower Adventure in Bonner Springs, Kansas is a two-hour activity where you climb a 77-step tower, ride five zipline runs reaching up to 50 mph, and finish on a zero-gravity line with a 12-foot free fall. No prior experience is needed. Guides manage all harnesses and safety from start to finish. Guides speak English and Portuguese.
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The experience
Five zipline runs make up the course, starting with a quarter-mile line that drops from the tallest tower after you climb 77 steps to reach it. From there you move platform to platform, each line shorter and faster, building momentum toward the finale: a zero-gravity line that sends you into a 12-foot free fall before the cable catches you. The whole sequence takes about two hours, and guides stay in charge of your harness and safety gear the entire time.
You show up and the guide handles the rest: harnessing, the climb, the descent, and the unclip when your feet touch ground. No zipline experience is required, and the activity suits anyone with moderate fitness who can handle the 77-step climb and the physical sensation of speed and height. Guides speak English and Portuguese, so the instruction and safety briefing come in your language.
What’s included
- Use of all zipline equipment and harnesses.
- guide supervision of safety and gear from start to finish.
Before you book
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Operated by ZipKC
Is this one for you?Guides speak English and Portuguese, so language is not a barrier to following safety instructions and enjoying the course. The activity suits anyone with moderate fitness who can climb 77 steps and tolerate heights and speed. Weight must fall between 70 and 275 pounds for the equipment to work safely.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Portuguese.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
How many ziplines do I actually ride on the tower?
The course has five zipline runs. You start on the longest line, a quarter mile, from the top of the 77-step tower, then zip between platforms on progressively shorter lines until the zero-gravity finale.
Do I need any zipline experience to do this?
No previous experience is necessary. Your guide handles all the harnesses and safety setup from the moment you arrive until you're back on the ground. You just show up and follow instructions.
What's the zero-gravity line like?
It's the final run and includes a 12-foot free fall before the cable system catches you and slows your descent. It's the climax of the course after the other four lines.
How long does the whole activity take?
Plan for about two hours from arrival to finish, including the safety briefing, harness setup, the 77-step climb, all five zipline runs, and the walk back down.
Ziplining in Bonner Springs: Five lines up to 50 mph
2h · EN · PT
from US$ 81.93 per person
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