Lost Canyon Zipline Tour

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Lost Canyon Zipline Tour

Salida

Lost Canyon Zipline Tour

520 County Road 54 , Salida , United States

$113 { Per Person }

Overview

Lost Canyon Zipline Tour Experience

Take-off cliffside on 6 ziplines located in the heart of the Colorado Rockies. Includes guide.

Details

The Lost Canyon Zipline Tour is a true Colorado eco-adventure. Not only will you experience heart-pounding, leg-shaking thrills as you soar across ancient canyons, but you'll also learn about the history, flora, and fauna of this beautiful, fascinating area. This one to two-hour adventure is fully guided and includes ground school, training, and equipment. You will soar down six zip lines with significant height exposure and enjoy scenic hikes between zip lines.
Duration: 1 to 2 hours

Location

Captain Zipline

520 County Road 54, Salida, United States 81201

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Availability

Offered daily, year-round
24-hour advance booking requirement
8-day advance cancellation policy

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Additional Information

What's Included

Shared Lost Canyon Zipline Tour
Professional guide
Ground school, training, and equipment

What's Not Included

Gratuity
Food and drink

Know Before You Go

In order to participate on this tour, participants must be 55 lbs. minimum and 250 lbs. maximum.
You must be 5 years of age to participate. Participants must be able to perform tour activities independent of an aid or parent.
Check-in is 30 minutes before your scheduled departure. No refunds will be issued if you arrive late. If vacancies are available on later departures that day, every effort will be made to reschedule you.
Tours operate rain or shine, snow or blow. Rarely must tours or programs be cancelled due to inclement weather.
Guests should come dressed for the weather and be prepared to be outside in the elements for the duration of their program.
No skirts or dresses. Guests with long hair should bring a hair tie or clip to pull their hair back.
Dress prepared for periods of activity and inactivity.
Guests must wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes.

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