CANADA
The Canadian classics.
The 15 most popular zip lines tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Zipline 67 meters above Niagara River Gorge for 360° views of the American Falls and Canadian Horseshoe Falls. 90 minutes from Clifton Hill.
“it was well put together from booking to getting there the staff put you at ease you felt safe the the way they checked the safety harness then checked again before you left the tower very happy and friendly staff great zipline enjoyed it would say fantastic”
Zipline through Whistler’s old-growth forest with two route options, pro guides, and smooth gravity-fed rides. Includes transport.
“If you are older, as we are, or have knee issues there is quite a bit of hiking/stairs between each Zip line stop.”
Zipline to the Falls in Niagara Falls: soar 2,200 feet over the gorge, get helmet-and-harness safety, and snap pics at Falls Landing.
“The staff was very friendly staff, the safety equipment was great, shuttle ride back up was informative”
Zip five lines across Mont Tremblant Mountain on guided runs with harnesses and helmets, plus Panoramic Gondola ride and scenic hikes back.
“Highly recommend! It was a ton of fun and the staff were super-friendly and made everyone feel safe. You definitely have to be in reasonably good shape for the hiking portion. But it made it more of an adventure!”
Montreal Old Port zipline in 15 minutes on Canada’s longest urban line. Strap in at Tyrolienne MTL for 1,200 ft views.
“Staff were very friendly and bilingual. Experience goes by quickly but worth it. AND memory photo at then end of it all is only $5!!!”
Superfly Ziplines on Cougar Mountain in Whistler: 4 dual-cable lines, side-by-side racing, huge views, safety-first guides, 2.5 hours.
“This zipping experience was high, long, fast, steep, and cute. 100% recommend, we were on our honeymoon when we went on it, however, this is also very kid friendly!!”
Ride Montreal’s Old Port urban zipline on a 1,200-foot cable. 15 minutes of views, safety gear, and a quick thrill for $21.
“so much fun for all ages! really nothing to be scared of!”
Ride Canada’s longest zipline in Whistler on a small group tour with gondola views, safety gear, and easy shuttle transfer.
“Worth the cost. Our guide Jacob was great! Would do it again. So fast and high. Whole experience was awesome.”
Zip across Old Montreal from an 85-foot clock tower, sharing two parallel cables over the Old Port. Fast, safe, and great value.
“Kids liked it, they just wished they’d gotten more than a single ride. Right in the dowtown area. Very cool experience”
Gondola to Mont Tremblant’s summit and back on five zip lines, including a 3,500-foot run, with ecology stops.
“All! The guides were great!! Great value for your money. Jason and Lea kudos guys!!”
Ziptrek Whistler takes you up Blackcomb by gondola, then zips 2 km on North America’s longest line at 100+ km/h.
“Sophie was an excellent guide and very knowledgeable. Easy to talk to and super helpful. The ride itself was amazing hitting 160kph wow with awesome views. Highly recommend”
Fly 120 feet over Ottawa River, crossing Ontario to Quebec near downtown. 30 minutes, safety gear, video option.
“very reasonable price. friendly people. it would help if you warn people they have to walk across the bridge to the tower.”
Two-hour zipline adventure near Victoria with eight flights over the rainforest, an ATV ride, and two suspension bridges. Small group, pro guides.
“We cannot say enough about this fun experience. We all had a great time and felt very safe throughout the entire experience.”
Ziptrek Bear Tour in Whistler takes you over old-growth rainforest on four ziplines, plus suspension-bridge views and a Big Doug stop.
Late-afternoon winter zipline in Whistler with 4 illuminated runs, harness and helmet, plus round-trip transfers from Whistler Village.
“Great guides! Beautiful place and lots of fun. Well organised and would recommend to anyone able to walk in sow and climb”
