Experience the exhilaration of flying as you glide along steel ziplines, suspended high above the breathtaking white-water river that divides the Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. Your tour provides a discovery of mountain ecology that combines adventure with environmental education!
Highlights
- Zipline adventure in Whistler
- Choice of routes and zipline lengths
- Breathtaking bird's eye views of the Whistler forest
- Opportunity to see the diverse wildlife, including bears, lynx and deer
- Open ticket - tour can be taken on any day during your visit!
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Useful Information
Zipline at Twilight
The tour area lies nestled in the valley between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains and covers over 33 acres (11 hectares) of land including areas of untouched, ancient coastal temperate rainforest. Interpretive signage is provided on platforms and around the course to illustrate key points about local ecology and wildlife. While not guaranteed, wildlife are commonly seen including bears, lynx, deer, owls, grouse and squirrels.
You have two options to choose from:
Bear Tour:
Five incredible ziplines varying in length from 200 feet (61 meters) to over 1,000 feet (300 meters) long connected via a network of canopy bridges and boardwalks. The Bear Tour is perfect for families, groups and those who have never ziplined before. Enjoy the freestyle line with the freedom to hang upside down!
Eagle Tour:
On the Eagle Tour, you'll end your adventure by zipping all the way to Whistler village. A 2000 foot (600 meter) awe-inspiring zipline makes this tour perfect for those who have already experienced ziplining or are seeking even more heart-pounding adrenaline!
Twilight Tour:
With only a headset lamp and the soft glow of twinkling lights in the distance, let your imagination run wild as you soar through the night on this unique Whistler adventure. This is an ideal apres ski experience!
Itinerary
What to bring:
- Dress for the day's weather but be advised that mountain weather can change quickly and unexpectedly. In summer, shorts and t-shirts are often suitable. In winter, we recommend guests wear the same gear they'd wear for a day of skiing - but without the ski boots. Layers work best. All platforms have heaters to allow guests to warm up between zips.
- Rain gear, jackets and pants, winter boots and mittens are available
- Wear hiking boots or athletic type footwear - dress shoes, high-heels and sandals are not recommended
Health, Safety and Physical Requirements:
- The minimum weight requirement is 65lbs/30kgs to a maximum of 275lbs/125kgs. Underweight participants must contact Guest Services for tandem arrangements
- Be prepared for light physical exertion and be aware that the tour includes climbing stairs and some hiking
- No smoking, drugs or alcohol are permitted on the tour at any time



