DENVER · COLORADO
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 9 most popular zipline & adventure tours in Denver. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Beginner-friendly zip lines near Denver: 10 runs, 320 acres of views, included gear and coaching, 2–3 hours with multiple start times.
“Be prepared to walk distances to next station. Good workout. The lines are incrementally longer but so are the hikes.”
Denver-area 6-zipline adventure from Conifer with 6,000+ feet of cable, short hike, small groups, safety-first guides, and HD video included.
“Went on a solo trip and booked with them, felt so safe and had lots of fun with the guides! Definitely recommend getting the camera package!! The videos are so clear”
Epic Sky Trek at The EDGE in Castle Rock: a huge aerial obstacle course with zip lines up to 50 ft, self-paced for kids and adults.
“We have done this a couple of times as a family. The first time was a ton of fun during summer and then we just did it again. The staff there is friendly, helpful, and patient.”
Zipline through the Rocky Mountains from near Denver: 6 lines, 6,000+ feet total, up to 50 mph, and great ACCT-certified guides.
Denver iFLY wind-tunnel flight with two 60-second solo sessions, training, and a flight certificate in Lone Tree for about 1.5 hours.
“My family had a great time with the friendly staff (Khai - instructor) contributing to the fun! The optional, additional cost for the higher flying experience was well worth the purchase.”
Four ziplines in Conifer, Colorado, including the longest and fastest runs. Small groups, shuttle included, wrist video, snacks, about 2 hours.
“Very cool experience. We loved the wrist video cameras. The guides were awesome. This would be a great introductory zipline for those who are newbies”
Denver’s indoor archery-meets-dodgeball challenge. Foam arrows, practice first, then refereed games for 75 minutes in Arvada.
“Took a group here for a bachelor party. Everyone had an absolute blast! This was the crowd-favorite activity of the trip! There are several different game modes they take you through as you get accustomed to the bow and rules. This is an absolute must try!”
Zip across 10 guided lines in Castle Rock, Colorado, reaching 50 mph and 100+ feet high over 320 acres. Small group, year-round.
Castle Rock’s EDGE Epic Sky Trek: 4 hours of zip lines and 110+ aerial obstacles in the clouds, with a choose-your-own thrill vibe.
