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Get ready to zip, soar, and marvel at Sky Adventures Arenal! Our ziplines, hanging bridges and aerial tram, aren’t just fun adventures; they’re your ticket to the most jaw-dropping and unique views of the Arenal Volcano and Lake. Top experiences that will treasure for life. 

And for a twist of unique, don’t miss the ‘Hand of Arenal’ — it’s our one-of-a-kind attraction that’s as Instagram-worthy as it gets, enjoy it with our different ‘packages’ that include ziplines or aerial tram. 

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Nestled at the foot of the majestic Arenal Volcano, Sky Adventures is your launchpad into a world where exhilaration meets tranquility. Strap in for our zipline tours, where you can swoop over treetops with the volcano in sight, offering a rush like no other. Then, take a moment to stand hand-in-hand with nature at the ‘Hand of Arenal,’ a towering sculpture with vistas that stretch forever. Wander our hanging bridges, where the whispers of the forest and the call of the wild create a symphony for the senses. It’s not just an adventure; it’s the story you’ll tell for years to come.

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At Sky Adventures, we believe in delivering unforgettable moments while honoring our deep-rooted commitment to the environment and community. We strive to minimize our ecological footprint and actively contribute to the growth and well-being of our local communities, ensuring that every adventure supports a greener, more sustainable future. Join us and be part of a movement towards a more sustainable and prosperous future for all.

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Zip lining and treetop tours have exploded in popularity as a way to experience the forest canopy in a safe and thrilling environment. These 20 aerial adventure parks — nominated as the best in the U.S. by an expert panel — beckon with their zip lines, rope bridges, and climbing elements, each promising an unforgettable experience high above the ground. Which aerial adventure park would you most like to visit? Vote once per day for your favorite until voting ends on Monday, May 27 at noon ET. The 10 winners will be announced on Wednesday, June 5.  Read the official  Readers' Choice rules . 

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The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring

Sandy Spring, Maryland

There are 16 unique courses to choose from across The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring, with options spanning from child-friendly setups to challenging treks that reach heights of up to 65 feet. The surrounding forest is gorgeous during daylight hours, but for a unique perspective on the area, be sure to spring for a night climbing session instead.

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Adventures on the Gorge

Lansing, West Virginia

Located in central West Virginia, Adventures on the Gorge offers several distinct experiences, each one showcasing the verdant beauty of the New River. For thrill-seekers in particular, Gravity Ziplines is home to lengthy zip lines where guests can reach up to 65 miles per hour.

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Aerie's Resort

Grafton, Illinois

Perched on the banks of the Mississippi River, Aerie's Resort comes complete with cozy guest rooms, an alpine coaster, and a lengthy zip line course for guests to enjoy. During a treetop excursion, guests can make use of the property's four zip lines and two suspension bridges, with top speeds reaching up to 45 miles per hour.

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Arizona Zipline Adventures

Oracle, Arizona

The beauty of the Grand Canyon State is on full display at Arizona Zipline Adventures, a popular recreation site located outside of Tucson. The classic Zipline EcoTour comes equipped with five zip lines that range from 400 to 1,500 feet in length, while the Sunset Zipline offers similar thrills bathed in the golden glow of twilight (during the spring season).

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Botanical World Adventures

Hakalau, Hawaii

See Hawaii from a new perspective as you zoom across eight zip lines that run above and through Botanical World Adventures' rainforest canopy. Fly over waterfalls, pools, and flowering trees, and view exotic plants in the gardens. The zip lines get faster and longer as you fly through the jungle, and the ride includes two side-by-side ziplines that allow you to race your friends to the finish! This experience is great for both young and old and all expertise levels of “zipping.”

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Cocoa Beach Aerial Adventures

Cape Canaveral, Florida

At Cocoa Beach Aerial Adventures, 49 unique obstacles await visitors in the canopy of live oak trees. Guests can choose between seven trails and three difficulty levels to explore the park via suspension bridges, zip lines, catwalks, and nets.

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Flying Rabbit Adventures

Greenville, South Carolina

Thrill-seekers can find a particularly exciting opportunity in Greenville, South Carolina, in the form of the Aerial Adventure Course, a three-story structure created by Flying Rabbit Adventures. Guests will be faced with 58 distinct challenges throughout their journey, with fresh craft beer and barbecue available on-site as a post-excursion reward.

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The Gorge Zipline

Saluda, North Carolina

The Gorge Zipline bills itself as steep, fast, and beautiful. This tree-based adventure in North Carolina comprises 11 zip lines spanning over a mile with a total descent of more than 1,100 vertical feet. The course also includes a sky bridge and three rappels.

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Hocking Hills Canopy Tours

Rockbridge, Ohio

Hocking Hills Canopy Tours provides adventurers with a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with the natural features of Hocking Hills. Visitors have a choice of aerial adventures, including The Original Canopy Tour, The X Tour with 11 zip lines, The SuperZip reaching speeds up to 50 miles per hour, and The DragonFly for kids. 

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Kawanti Adventures

Ketchikan, Alaska

There are few better ways to appreciate "America’s Last Frontier" than a treetop tour. Situated next to Tongass National Forest on Alaska’s Inner Passage, this aerial adventure is located in a rainforest sanctuary with a high concentration of black bears and bald eagles, as well as one of Alaska’s richest salmon spawning streams. Kawanti’s tour takes guests across multiple bridges and eight zip lines as long as 750 feet and up to 135 feet above the ground. 

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Lake Geneva Ziplines & Adventures

Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

While Wisconsin's Lake Geneva is renowned for its idyllic beauty, Lake Geneva Ziplines & Adventures brings the opportunity for high-speed thrills to this scenic region. In addition to a climbing tower and high ropes course, the company also offers a dedicated zip line tour that spans nine lines across 100 acres of gorgeous forest.

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Navitat Knoxville

Knoxville, Tennessee

Zip lines, swings, and bridges are just a few of the 60-plus challenges found at Navitat Knoxville, an adventure park located in eastern Tennessee. Upon arrival, guests are allotted two hours to tackle the park’s six courses, with difficulty levels ranging from beginner to difficult.

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Orlando Tree Trek Adventure Park

Kissimmee, Florida

For those in need of some high-altitude thrills during their next central Florida vacation, Orlando Tree Trek Adventure Park is the perfect spot. Each of the four obstacle courses are divided by difficulty for ease of navigation, while two designated kids courses are available for younger guests as well.

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The Redwood Sky Walk

Eureka, California

For anyone wishing to bask in the beauty of Northern California’s most marvelous trees, the Redwood Sky Walk is a top-tier destination. Perched 100 feet above the ground, this elevated promenade measures in at a quarter-mile, making it the longest skywalk on the West Coast.

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RYZE Adventure Park

Maryland Heights, Missouri

A popular recreation site for St. Louis residents, RYZE Adventure Park comes equipped with a massive four-story tower that's packed with more than 100 challenges. After conquering the course, guests can partake in a few rounds of mini golf or bask in the stunning views atop the on-property observation deck.

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Shawnee Bluffs Canopy Tour

Makanda, Illinois

Equipped with 83 acres of Prairie State wilderness to explore, the Shawnee Bluffs Canopy Tour is a top outdoor recreation activity in southern Illinois. During a tour, guests can soar across eight distinct zip lines alongside three suspension bridges, with no shortage of fascinating flora and fauna to see along the way.

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Soaring Tree Top Adventures

Durango, Colorado

Soaring Tree Top Adventures is located on 180 acres of pristine old-growth forest along the Animas River and is only accessible by narrow gauge railroad. The park has 27 zip lines ranging in length from 56 to 1,400 feet, and you can expect to spend five-and-a-half hours on the zip lines to complete the entire course.

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TreeUmph! Adventure Course

Bradenton, Florida

Just east of Sarasota, TreeUmph! Adventure Course offers balance beams, tightropes, and a wealth of other high-altitude obstacles for guests to tackle. The main course is outfitted with challenging setups for older patrons, while the curated Ape Up Course is available for guests aged 5 to 8 for a safe introduction to the world of aerial adventure.

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Wildwater - Nantahala Gorge Canopy Tours

Bryson City, North Carolina

For a glimpse into the spectacular beauty of western North Carolina, there's no beating an excursion with Wildwater on their Nantahala Gorge Canopy Tours. The main course's 11 zip lines offer stunning views of surrounding landmarks like Clingman’s Dome, while a designated kids course is also available for younger guests to join in on the fun.

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ZipZone Outdoor Adventures

Columbus, Ohio

In need of a little fresh air during your next trip to Columbus? Look no further than ZipZone Outdoor Adventures, a sprawling adventure park that’s home to zip line tracks, a canopy-level obstacle course, and a special kids park.

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Arenal Sky Trek Canopy Ziplining Tour: Everything You Need To Know

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Last updated on December 26th, 2023 at 07:07 pm GMT-6 (Costa Rica time)

Written by Nikki Solano

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As we mentioned in our related blog post Sky Adventures Arenal: Ziplining, Hanging Bridges, And Tram Rides In La Fortuna , we’ve been visiting  Sky Adventures ‘s Arenal (La Fortuna) and Monteverde (Santa Elena) adventure parks and experiencing the company’s adventure and nature tours for more than a decade. In that article, we detailed Sky Adventures ‘s entire Arenal operation, including their Arenal Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour , their Arenal Sky Tram aerial tram ride , their Arenal Sky Walk hanging bridges , their Arenal Sky Limit obstacle course , their Arenal Sky River Drift tubing tour , their Arenal Sky Wild kayaking tour , their Arenal Sky Wild biking tour , and their on-site facilities including free lockers, free parking, dining opportunities, and more. If you’re interested in learning about the various tours, activities, and services that are available at the Sky Adventures Arenal Park , please see the article linked to above. If you’re specifically interested in learning about Sky Adventures ‘s Arenal Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour , please continue reading below.

Unlike some other canopy ziplining tours in Costa Rica, which cut through the middle of rainforest and/or cloud forest ecosystems,  Sky Adventures ‘s  Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour  takes place above the forest canopy.  More specifically, the tour zigzags back and forth over the forest and offers a bird’s eye view of treetops, clouds, and an endless sky.

Though several canopy ziplining tours are offered in the La Fortuna/Arenal region,  the  Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour  is the only canopy ziplining tour that utilizes a handlebar braking system . Most other canopy tour operators in the country use the traditional hand-braking system during their ziplining tours. Though both braking methods are regarded as safe, the handlebar braking system merely requires you to jostle a set of metal handlebars back and forth to slow your speed. In contrast, the hand-braking system requires you to place gentle pressure on the zipline using a thick leather glove to slow your speed.

In addition,  the  Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour  is the only canopy ziplining tour that automatically includes a complimentary aerial tram ride.  While the Sky Trek tours run at  Sky Adventures ‘s Monteverde park and  Sky Adventures ‘s Arenal park both offer the free tram ride, no other canopy ziplining tours in Costa Rica provide this complimentary experience.

Note that although the  Sky Adventures Monteverde Park  offers a thrilling free fall experience (called the  Vertigo Drop ) with their  Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour , the  Sky Adventures Arenal Park  does not.  If you wish to experience the  Vertigo Drop , you must choose to participate in the Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour at  Sky Adventures ‘s park in Monteverde, not Arenal.

The  Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour  experience begins with the collection of safety equipment  at  Sky Adventures ‘s operations center. To confirm, the use of all necessary ziplining equipment is included in the cost of  Sky Adventures ‘s tour, so no equipment rental fees apply.

Following an instructional briefing led by your tour guide, you’ll begin the tour by riding the Sky Tram aerial tram for roughly 20 minutes to a platform at the top of the rainforest. Just beyond the platform awaits the canopy ziplining tour’s first zipline cable, which is a practice cable.  The practice cable allows you to sample ziplining to make sure you feel comfortable participating in the activity . If you don’t feel comfortable participating in the activity, you can opt out of doing the tour. Do so here, if that’s your choice, because there’s no turning back once you proceed beyond this point.

The Sky Trek tour in Arenal has 7 cables in total, including the practice cable.  Here’s how the various cables compare with one another according to the length of the cable, the height of the cable, the average speed you’ll travel when you cross the cable, and the average number of seconds it takes to cross the cable:

Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour cable details for the Sky Adventures Arenal Park : Cable #1 (practice cable): 32 meters long Cable #2: 465 meters long / 200 meters high / 70 kms per hour / 30 seconds Cable #3: 450 meters long / 162 meters high / 69 kms per hour / 29 seconds Cable #4: 410 meters long / 78 meters high / 65 kms per hour / 29 seconds Cable #5: 610 meters long / 80 meters high / 80 kms per hour / 42 seconds Cable #6: 750 meters long / 84 meters high / 70 kms per hour / 45 seconds Cable #7: 25 meters long / 38 meters high / 32 kms per hour / 10 seconds Total ziplining distance: 2,742 meters

It is important to note that  it is not possible to participate in the  Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour  without riding the Sky Tram . The Sky Tram ride is a required component of the  Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour  because it delivers you to the tour’s first cable.

Though the duration of the Sky Trek tour varies from day to day due to group size, weather conditions, and other factors, on average, the actual ziplining portion of the tour  takes roughly 1 hour to complete . The entire tour experience, including the collection of equipment, the instructional briefing, the one-way Sky Tram ride, and the ziplining portion of the tour  takes roughly 2 hours to complete . This estimate excludes extra time needed to travel between the  Sky Adventures Arenal Park  and downtown La Fortuna (an approximate half-hour drive) and/or area hotels before the tour begins and after the tour wraps up. It also excludes the 15 minutes that  Sky Adventures  asks you to arrive at their operations center in advance before participating in any of their tours.

For years,  Sky Adventures  maintained that their minimum age limit for participation in the  Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour  was 12 years old. Then they swapped their minimum age limit to a minimum height limit (1.2 meters tall). In 2017,  Sky Adventures  announced that children as young as 5 years old would be allowed to participate because they obtained equipment that was suitable for children weighing 10-40 kilograms.  5 years old remains the current minimum age limit for Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour participants.

The current maximum weight limit for participation in the Sky Trek canopy ziplining tour is 300 lbs.  Individuals who exceed the maximum weight limit will be evaluated by  Sky Adventures ‘s technical staff according to their height and physical condition to determine eligibility for tour participation.

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