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Embark on the ultimate adventure with our Zipline Canopy Tour in Oregon! Spanning 1.5 miles, this thrilling course features nine ziplines, two rappels, and two sky bridges. As you soar through the national forest, you’ll enjoy a blend of excitement & stunning views featuring Mount McLoughlin, and Upper Klamath Lake.
The tour begins with a UTV ride to the top of Tomahawk Mountain, followed by a “ground school” practice session to help you prepare for the course. Our fun and supportive guides will encourage you every step of the way—“You do the zipping, we’ll do the clipping.” With our professionally engineered course and safety checks, you can focus on the fun and leave the details to us.
Not just for adrenaline junkies, our Zipline Canopy Tour is a perfect digital and mental detox zone. This laughter-filled adventure will leave you feeling empowered, confident, and ready to take on your next challenge. Book your Oregon adventure today & Just Let Go!
$130 per person
Please note: This tour is our most popular tour… We highly recommend booking as soon as possible to avoid missing out!
Our course is a Tree-To-Tree Zipline Canopy Tour. You’ll start from the ground where your Sending Guide will clip you onto the zipline. After being given the all clear, you’ll begin your adventure by ziplining into the tree canopy where you will be greeted by your Receiving Guide. From this point on, you & your tour group will stay in the trees as you are escorted through the rest of the course! See below for details on each zipline:
Our Sky Bridges are connected from tree to tree. You may know them as suspension bridges. They are constructed with wooden planks which are suspended in the air by metal cables, don’t look down! These bridges will help you to navigate through the canopy as you journey towards your next zipline.
The Broken Bridge is the halfway point of our course. We will have a photographer on the ground who will take photos of the tour group in the tree together, of each individual crossing the bridge, and of each participant as they zip down the following zipline!
Each of our Rappels is a controlled descent. Your sending guides will clip you into a device called a Deus to lower you to the platform below. Your guides will take care of your equipment. No braking or rope management is necessary for the participant. The hardest part for participants is stepping off!
Once you’ve reached the Leap of Faith, the group will descend one by one until everyone has reached the ground. Then the tour group will take a short walk back to base camp where your guides will help you remove your gear.
Our staff will shuttle you to the top of Tomahawk Mountain in our 6-Seater UTV’s alongside the rest of your tour group. The steep journey will span 2 Miles & 700 feet of elevation gain where you will begin the course at 4900 feet above sea level. Thank goodness we don’t have to hike!
Before you start your Zipline Canopy Tour, you’ll go through Ground School to get familiar with the equipment and learn the basics of ziplining. After checking in, you’ll meet your guides at the Gear Up Deck, where they’ll fit you with all the necessary equipment (which we provide). Once everyone is geared up, you’ll head to the practice area at the top of the mountain in one of our side-by-sides (UTV’s).
Here, your guides will walk you through important instructions—demonstrating the right techniques, what to do (and what to avoid), and how to use the gear. Then, you’ll have the chance to practice key skills on a ground level zipline, like sitting in your harness, getting into the proper riding position, and using the hand brake, with coaching from your guides. Once everyone is comfortable and ready, you’ll start your zipline adventure with confidence!
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The average tour time is approximately 2.5 hours. Please allow 4 hours from check-in to check-out. Please arrive 30 minutes early and check in at our Office/Yurt.
All participants must meet the following criteria:
We confirm heights and weights at check-in.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. These measures help us make an enjoyable experience for all guests.
29840 Highway 140, Klamath Falls, OR 97601
We are located within the Fremont-Winema National Forest, approximately 40 minutes south of Crater Lake National Park. Please note, we are not located inside Crater Lake National Park. Double-check your directions and estimated drive time before your trip to ensure a smooth arrival.
For the safety and enjoyment of all participants, you may not bring the following items on your zipline tour:
Reservations are non-refundable and may not be canceled or rescheduled within 72 hours of your scheduled tour. If you need to cancel or adjust the number of participants, please contact our office at 541-892-9477.
Cancellations made more than 72 hours in advance are eligible for a refund, minus a 10% processing fee.
For added peace of mind, we strongly recommend purchasing trip insurance to cover any unforeseen circumstances.
No, reservations are not required, but we highly recommend them to ensure your spot. Tours are limited to a set number of guests, and reservations help us manage staffing. While same-day bookings are possible if there’s availability, booking in advance guarantees your tour time.
Reservations are non-refundable and cannot be canceled or rescheduled within 72 hours of your scheduled tour. Cancellations made more than 72 hours in advance are eligible for a refund, minus a 10% processing fee. For flexibility, we recommend purchasing trip insurance.
Why can’t I cancel within 72 hours?
After the 72-hour window, we consider your reservation final, as we’ve already scheduled staff and made logistical preparations to ensure a great experience. Last-minute changes or cancellations are not possible due to the extensive planning required.
Yes, each tour has specific age, height, and weight requirements:
Guests who don’t meet these requirements will not be refunded. Please check the requirements for your specific tour when booking.
For safety and to ensure an optimal experience for everyone, we don’t allow phones or cameras during the tour. Staying focused on the adventure is important for your safety and enjoyment. We offer photo and video packages for purchase, and you may bring a GoPro as long as it’s helmet-mounted and remains hands-free (no chest or wrist straps).
Individual reactions to ziplining can vary. For some, it’s an exhilarating experience with an adrenaline rush, while others may feel more nervous or unsure. It’s completely normal to feel excited or a bit anxious before your first zipline experience. If you ever feel like you can’t continue during the tour, let your guide know right away. Our experienced guides are there to support you, and if needed, they can lower you back to the forest floor. Your comfort and enjoyment are our top priority, so don’t hesitate to speak up if you’re feeling unsure. Just Let Go!
The ultimate 90-minute adventure for kids ages 5-12! Featuring 4 ziplines, 2 Challenge Bridges, a Spider Web Crossing, and the Lava Tube Slide, this high-flying adventure offers endless excitement. Kids can zip and explore as many times as they like, all while being guided by our friendly and experienced staff. Parents can relax and watch the action, or join the fun on one of our other exciting adventures!
Looking for adventure on a tight schedule? The Quick Zip Tour packs in all the excitement with four thrilling ziplines, two sky bridges, and two rappels. Begin with a scenic UTV ride to the top of Tomahawk Mountain, where stunning views of Mt. McLoughlin and Upper Klamath Lake set the stage for your high-energy journey. Perfect for anyone craving a dose of adrenaline without the long time commitment.
Open April – November.
Daily Departures begin 9 a.m.
Reservations required for guaranteed departures.
Booking Office Hours:
8a.m.- 6 p.m.
Online Booking 24/7
Crater Lake Zipline operates by permit from the Fremont Winema National Forest
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