PASS HOURS
10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Ziplines
Fly over rapids and through the forest at the Whitewater Center.
Ziplining is a recreational activity that involves traveling from a high to low elevation using gravity. The participant is secured to the zipline by a trolley system and harness.
Green CircleDifficult
Blue SquareMore Difficulty
Black DiamondMost Difficult
Options
Difficulty i
Green CircleDifficult
Blue SquareMore Difficulty
Black DiamondMost Difficult
Qualifiers
Figure 8
Features the two longest ziplines at the Whitewater Center with a series of cable bridges through the forest. Reservation required.
Difficulty:
Age:
70 to 265 pounds
Double Down
Provides guests the most expansive view of the Whitewater Center while experiencing the two longest ziplines. Reservation required.
Difficulty:
Age:
70 to 265 pounds
Pine Zip
A combination of a zipline and jump reached by climbing a telephone pole. An autobelay system at the top sends guests on a quick, controlled descent to the ground.
Difficulty:
Age:
45 to 265 pounds
Canyon Zip
Two 200-foot-long ziplines sit atop a 20-foot platform tucked away under the tree canopy.
Difficulty:
Age:
45 to 265 pounds
Canyon Crossing
Features a single zipline and high ropes obstacles.
Difficulty:
Age:
45 to 265 pounds
Pass Options
- All Access Pass (Day Pass, Annual Pass)
Figure 8 & Double Down Reservations
Figure 8 and Double Down each require a reservation ($10) in addition to an All Access Pass or Annual Pass. Reservations may only be made onsite.
Where To Check In
Figure 8, Double Down, and Pine Zip: Hawk Island
Canyon Zip: Ridge/Canyon
