Zip Line Through Idaho’s Mountains

With thrilling mountain bike trails, snowmobile descents, and great ski slopes, Idaho’s mountains offers something for everyone. A zip line ride in Tamarack, a resort with family-friendly amenities located In Tamarack, Idaho, is a great way to explore the outdoors and get the adrenaline pumping.

“The Canopy Tour” is just one of the area’s wonderful zipline tours. It allows visitors to traverse through layers of canopies, as well as platforms, suspension bridges, and even a giant treehouse. It opens in early June and runs until the very end of September.

Idaho Zipline experiences are available daily on all days, starting in the morning at 9am and 10am, and in the afternoon at 1pm and 2pm. If a group is six people or larger, they can save 20% on their ticket, but it is important to keep in mind that a group can have no more than eight members. Reserving a room is possible, but at least a seven day notice is advised.

Treetop Zipline Tours

Ziplining is a fun way to experience the views of the mountain range. An experienced tour guide will be at each group’s side as they experience the thrill of flying through the air on zip lines. One of zipline’s most important aspects is its safety and security. Safety is assured with the use of sturdy zip line gear and structures.

Ziplines on the Canopy Tour

• Zip 1 offers stunning views of the valley below. Over 400 feet in length, this first line towers 30 feet above the ground.
• Zip 2 is located one hundred yards downhill from Zip 1. It’s approximately 150 feet long and takes riders twenty feet in the air above a creek.
• Fast and exhilarating, Zip 3 stretches 800 feet long and 50 feet tall above the ground below.
• The highest point of Zip 4 is 175 feet above the ground. It takes riders 1000 feet over Tamarack’s Upper Serenity Canyon.
• Zip 5 brings zipliners up 100 feet to a viewing deck carefully integrated onto a gigantic Ponderosa Pine.
• Zip 6 is a 450-foot line that takes riders straight into Serenity Canyon from off the Ponderosa pine viewing deck. From here, riders see the ground from an unobstructed 100-foot viewpoint.
• The fastest of the group is Zip 7. Riders are sent to cross the Serenity ski slope, and land right beside a mountain biking trail.
• Zip 8 is the final zipline and is roughly 580 feet long. It takes riders to a picturesque pine tree before it turns back toward a 50-foot suspension bridge and the group. Zip 8 is a quarter-mile hike along the north fork of Rock Creek.

What Guests Should Know

There are common points of confusion regarding ziplines. Here are the general rules for this particular zip line tour:

• To use the zip line, guests must weigh between 85 and 275 pounds.
• Visitors should be able to comfortably hike between the platforms without assistance.
• For two people on the Zipline Canopy Tour, it takes approximately two hours and for eight people, it takes four hours.
• Discounts are not offered to season pass holders, but there is a 20% discount for groups of 6 or more.
• Sandals and flip-flops are not permitted. Guests must wear closed-toe shoes.
• Guests should plan to bring extra water for themselves.

It is important to remember that zip line guests are not permitted to bring their own gear. The guides will have an extremely high-quality helmet, harness, and trolley for each guest. Guests will be safe.

Guests also don’t want to be caught unprepared due to a quick change of weather. Before the tour, it is suggested to check the weather forecast in order to dress and prepare accordingly. Lightweight backpacks are welcome. It is essential to wear shoes with good grip, a pair of hiking boots will be just fine.

An exciting zipline adventure along Idaho’s majestic mountain range is one of the best ways to see the beauty of the area. It’s the perfect way to spend the weekend with friends and family. The zipline tour takes just an hour to complete. It takes no more than four hours, there’s no waiting in line, and guides are knowledgeable, fun, and helpful. Experience the great outdoors and take in the views as you zip line through the air.