Description
The Tongass National Forest sets the scene for some amazing ziplining adventures, and this Alaska Zipline Tour tops the list in Juneau. Soar through a forested canopy high up in the Eaglecrest Ski Area, over a pristine wilderness and surrounded by panoramic mountain views. The friendly expert guides add to the experience, creating an atmosphere of safety, adventure, and fun!
Start this excursion with a pick-up right in downtown Juneau, next to the cruise ship docks. A short transfer over to Douglas Island brings you to Eaglecrest Ski Area, the summer home of the Alaska Zipline Tour. A safety briefing and orientation equips you with the knowledge, while guides equip you with the gear to go flying in the treetops. Now the excitement starts to build as it's time for the first zip station!
Take a leap of faith from the platform and immediately you'll be soaring through old-growth forest while the sights and smells of Alaskan wilderness put a smile on your face. The treehouse platforms allow you to take in the scenery and snap some pictures. Guides are there every step of the way to ensure safety and comfort while providing insights into the ecology of the area. When you're back on the ground, try your hand at axe-throwing! Getting a quick glimpse into lumberjack skills that are a deep part of Alaskan culture. Back at the lodge, watch a slideshow of photos taken and recount your awesome adventure on the return transfer back to downtown Juneau.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
How many ziplines are included on this tour?
How do you slow down on the zipline? Are there brakes?
Why makes this zipline tour different from any other in Alaska?
What if our cruise ship's schedule is canceled or delayed?
What should I bring? Are cameras okay?
Is ziplining safe?
What are the requirements to participate?
Guests must weigh between 70 - 250 lbs. The minimum height is 57 inches. Guests should be comfortable with heights and walking up about 50 stairs. This tour is not recommended for people who are pregnant, have seizures, or recent neck, shoulder or back injuries/surgery. A waiver must be signed and medical conditions disclosed.