Canada · ZIP LINES
Across the Niagara gorge with the falls in front of you, or through the coastal forest above Whistler. The 9 below are compared on line length, height and whether the price includes the ride back up.
Review of Niagara Falls’ 670-meter zipline, with practical tips on views, queues, price, safety, weather, and who should book.
“It was a long wait but so worth it. There is an option to buy a video and pictures after so you can show everyone the experience.”
Review of Whistler’s Ziptrek zipline tour, with Bear and Eagle routes, forest views, safety details, price, fitness needs, and booking tips.
“First time zip lining and I thoroughly enjoyed it after a very apprehensive start…. it took me out of my comfort zone which is what I wanted! …but I felt very safe and well looked after by the two young guides….thank you.”
Zip beside Niagara Falls on WildPlay’s 2,200-foot MistRider line. Get safety gear, gorge views, Falls Landing photos, and a shuttle ride back.
“Absolutely beautiful! Did not realize that we could take phones and purses up to zip line, so missed out on taking pictures! Next time would take my phone up with me and then stow in the harness backpack.”
Zip across Mont Tremblant on five mountain ziplines, with gondola views, guided hikes, safety gear, and Quebec’s longest lines.
“We got the booking and spots right on time we enjoyed a lot and fun all our family and kids were happy hopefully we gonna booked next time”
Fly through Whistler’s mountain forest on four ziplines, with side-by-side cables, sweeping views, friendly guides, and a 2.5-hour outing.
“Had an absolute blast doing the zipline ! The 4x4 is cool to start the journey and our guides Hannah and Tucker were unreal, super friendly helpful and funny (to distract ya if you’re afraid of heights🤪). Seamless process start to finish!”
Fly 1,200 feet over Montreal’s Bonsecours lagoon on a quick, family-friendly urban zipline with Old Port views.
“Staff were very friendly and bilingual. Experience goes by quickly but worth it. AND memory photo at then end of it all is only $5!!!”
Whistler’s Sasquatch Zipline crosses the valley at high speed, with gondola views, expert guides, and practical tips for a smooth ride.
“We had the most amazing experience with Joaquin as our guide. He explained everything very clearly and took utmost care of all the safety details. One of my friends was doing her first zip line and was a bit nervous and Joaquin was very reassuring and calming. I’d do the trip again in a heartbeat. Highly recommended!”
Fly 1,200 feet over Montreal’s Old Port on a short, family-friendly zipline with downtown views, safety training, and a photo included.
“100% a scam. Let’s you choose days/times when the zip line says it’s open but it’s actually closed. No one answers the phone. If could give 0 stars would. Don’t throw your money away.”
Zip above Mont Tremblant on five lines, ride the summit gondola, learn about Quebec ecology, and enjoy mountain views for three hours.
“Take pictures for us. Automatic cameras on zip line.”
Pick a mountain, a shoreline or a table.
