Canada · ZIP LINES
10 reviewed
If you only lock in one thing this week, take it from here: 10 zip line tours that hold up, each with its price and the one thing to know before you commit.
WildPlay Zipline to the Falls: soar 67 m above Niagara Gorge, glide past the American Falls, and view Horseshoe Falls from 360 deck.
“all staff were helpful, patient and assuring of our safety. My adult son with mobility issues was handled carefully. And we parents were well taken care of as we were set up to go. Photo sales people were nice as well.”
Fly through Whistler’s old-growth forest on Ziptrek’s Bear or Eagle zipline routes, with included gear, transport, and smooth braking.
“Relaxing and exhilarating all wrapped in one! Beautiful views, knowledgeable guides. A little bit of hiking mixed with relaxation. Felt very safe!”
Zipline with WildPlay MistRider across Niagara Falls, with helmet and harness, gorge views, and photo stops at Falls Landing and the observation deck.
“Such a fun experience! Myself, my husband and our 8 year old zipped at the same time- it was awesome. Staff were professional, guided us through the process. We were surprised that they photographed and filmed our entire experience - so of course we bought that! Thanks for the fun memory!”
Quebec’s longest Mont Tremblant zipline with 5 lines and 4 km of flying, Panoramic Gondola to the summit, harness and helmet included.
“It was an amazing experience! We didn't realize when the 3 hours of the tour passed. Our guides were very friendly, polite and helpful! I totally recommend it!”
Superfly Ziplines on Cougar Mountain in Whistler: 4 dual lines, long Canadian route, small group up to 10, helmet and gear included.
“Our amazing zipline guides. They made it fun before we even started. Reassured someone in our party who was afraid of heights, and after first zipline she was excited to do it again and go faster. Was so much fun”
Montreal Old Port urban zipline over Bonsecours Lagoon, a 15-minute 1,200-foot ride with helmet and safety briefing, $21.
“Interesting… a bit too short but definitely worth it”
Whistler Sasquatch zipline: ride from Blackcomb Gondola to Whistler Village on Canada’s longest line with shuttle and helmet, $118.28.
“Exhilarating adventure. Well worth the trip! Professionally ran. We were well informed and taken good care of. Safety was of the upmost with the team. Great views. Wonderful experience.”
Superhero-style zipline from Montreal’s Old Clock Tower, two side-by-side cables over Old Port. 30 min, safety briefing, mobile ticket.
“Fun to experience once very quick and easy, book online with Viator for cheaper tickets.staff was very nice.”
Mont-Tremblant zip-lining with 5 lines and a gondola ride. Nearly 2.5 miles of flight plus ecology tips in about 3 hours.
“All! The guides were great!! Great value for your money. Jason and Lea kudos guys!!”
Zip over 2 km between Whistler and Blackcomb on North America’s longest zipline, with Gondola rides and 100 km/h+ speed.
“The safety was in top Super exciting Exoensive but worth the Money Would like to do it again and again”
