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ImageFully guided Ziptrek tours take guests on an inspiring journey through the forest via a series of suspension bridges, observation platforms, ground based trails and, of course, ziplines

Our ziplines are steel cables that are anchored between two points - generally between treetop and treetop. 

Guests are outfitted with a climbing harness and are then attached to the zipline cable with a two wheeled pulley. For each aerial launch platform, guests are intructed to step down the platform stairs until they feel the tension of the tethers holding their weight. They can then simply pick up their feet, step off the platform and soar as they glide down the cable picking up speeds of over 80 km/hr (50mph). 

While on a zipline cable guest have the freedom to move, look around and posistion themselves in various ways (ie. upside down!) to increase the speed and the thrill.  

Ziptrek Ecotours Quick Facts

  • 10 ziplines spanning over 2.4 kilometers (8,100 feet)
  • Custom designed climbing harnesses allow you freedom to move while soaring through the sky
  • 28 cedar observation platforms up to 200' high in the treetops
  • 7 suspension bridges and 2 rigid aerial bridges
  • 1.8 kilometers of ground-based trails and elevated cedar boardwalks
  • Award winning ecological curriculum showcasing Whistler's coastal temperate rainforest, sustainability and The Natural Step framework
  • Patented braking system