Canada · ZIPLINES & AERIAL PARKS
A shortlist to send to whoever is planning: 10 ziplines & aerial parks that hold up, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the thing to know before you commit.
Zipline 67 meters above Niagara Gorge with 360-degree views of all falls, helmet and shuttle included. 90 minutes, small group.
“well organised. do glad we went evening as it was cooler abd less crowded”
Zip above Whistler’s old-growth forest on a guided zipline course, with options for Bear or Eagle routes and smooth braking systems.
“This was a highlight of our trip to Whistler for our 4 kids ages 11-20. We chose the Eagle course which was such a great call- 5 zip lines with hiking in between gave us plenty of time to learn about the area and get more comfortable with zipping with each new line. We rented a go pro which was so fun and worth it. Our guides were extremely safe and knowledgeable about the area so we had fun and learned a lot! We would definitely use ZipTrek again!”
Zipline over Niagara Falls with WildPlay. Get gear and instructions, fly 2,200 feet, then enjoy photo stops at Falls Landing and the deck.
“Absolutely beautiful! Did not realize that we could take phones and purses up to zip line, so missed out on taking pictures! Next time would take my phone up with me and then stow in the harness backpack.”
Zip 5 lines totaling 4 km off Mont Tremblant, with a gondola ride, custom harnesses, and small-group coaching for scenic views.
“The guides were engaging and very knowledgeable. Great experience! Would definitely recommend. Thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish.”
Ride Canada’s longest urban zip line at Montreal Old Port. Helmet and safety training included. 15 minutes for $24 with major views.
“Great experience for the entire family. It was too short though.”
Early bird zip line over Niagara River Gorge, past the American Falls, ending at a top photo landing deck with quick shuttle back.
“Excellent and exhilarating time ziplining. Instructions were easy. Would have given excellent, however, my ticket reservation was 10 and had to be there at 945. No one was there. They switched hours to 11am and no one notified us. Secondly, I purchased a picture and video package that was suppose to be sent via email and I still haven't received it 4 days later.”
Ride Canada’s longest zipline in Whistler with gondola access, a 4x4 shuttle, small-group safety coaching, and valley views.
“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.”
Zip across provincial borders on an Ottawa River zipline from Ottawa to Gatineau, 120 feet up, with safety gear and Kool Replay video.
“very reasonable price. friendly people. it would help if you warn people they have to walk across the bridge to the tower.”
Treetop Observatory in the Laurentides: a 2.7 km accessible walk to a 40 m tower, often with Mont-Tremblant views and fast entry.
“Le personnel sur place est adorable et le paysage à couper le souffle. Je recommande ++++”
Soar through aerial obstacle courses, zip lines, and inflatables at Voiles en Voiles in Old Port Montreal, with safety gear included.
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