Aerial dusk view of a zip line rider silhouetted against a bruised orange sky above a canyon valley

SEND IT.

62 mph  ·  1,200 ft  ·  14 stories above the river

62MPH

Peak Speed

1,200FT

Course Length

14STORIES

Above the River

3LINES

Parallel Runs

400+FT

Vertical Drop

01 — Suit Up

Every click counts.

Carabiners locked. Harness cinched. Gloves on. Our certified guides spend fifteen minutes making sure nothing moves that shouldn't — so when you hit sixty, the only thing flying is you.

Full gear fitting included
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HARNESS
HELMET
CARABINER

02 — The Climb

Higher than you expected.

The tower puts you 140 feet above the canyon floor before you even step onto the platform. The valley opens beneath you. Your group stops talking. This is the moment it becomes real.

140 ft launch tower
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140 FT
80 FT
40 FT
BASE

03 — The Platform

The course revealed.

Three parallel cables span the canyon. You pick your line. The far platform is a dot in the distance. Wind pulls at your jacket. The only way forward is to let go.

1,200 ft across the canyon
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Who It's For

Your reason
to launch.

Group of friends celebrating outdoors in adventure gear ready for an extreme activity
Bachelor Party

Make the group chat explode.

Three parallel lines mean your whole crew launches at the same time. Race each other across the canyon. The slowest one buys the first round.

Plan the Drop
Corporate team in outdoor setting celebrating a group achievement with high energy
Corporate Teams

Better than a trust fall.

Book the Canyon
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Families

Feel something bigger than a screen.

Book Family Run
GoPro action shot of a rider launching off the zip line platform with canyon below
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First-person GoPro view of zip line cable stretching across a deep forest canyon
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Group of riders in harnesses cheering at the landing platform after completing the zip line
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Rider mid-flight on zip line silhouetted against an orange sunset sky
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Aerial mountain valley landscape with zip line cable visible in the foreground
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Dramatic mountain peaks at dusk matching the zip line course environment
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GoPro action shot of a rider launching off the zip line platform with canyon below
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First-person GoPro view of zip line cable stretching across a deep forest canyon
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Group of riders in harnesses cheering at the landing platform after completing the zip line
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Rider mid-flight on zip line silhouetted against an orange sunset sky
GoPro
Aerial mountain valley landscape with zip line cable visible in the foreground
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Dramatic mountain peaks at dusk matching the zip line course environment
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Real Riders

They sent it.
They came back.

I've done every coaster at every park. Nothing prepared me for the platform moment. My legs went completely numb. Then I jumped.

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Marcus Webb

Bachelor party, Denver CO

We booked the canyon for our sales team after Q4. Watching our VP scream across that gap was worth every penny. Team cohesion: solved.

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Priya Nair

VP Operations, Boulder CO

My 14-year-old hasn't looked up from his phone in six months. He talked about the zip line for three days straight. Three. Days.

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Tom Kowalski

Family run, Fort Collins CO

Wide canyon landscape at dusk with zip line visible against orange sky

04 — The Launch

The only thing
left is the date.

You've climbed the tower in your head. You've felt the wind. Pick a date and make it real. No forms. No friction. Just the calendar.

Book Your LaunchGift the Drop
Free cancellation 48h before
All gear included
Ages 10+
Groups up to 30