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How to Buy
Step 1: Buy Gift Certificates online
Step 2: Check your inbox for an Email with your Gift Cert.
Step 3: Print the Gift Cert & present it in a nice envelope!
Gift Certificate Rates
Senior (65+)
$119.70/ea
Adult
$130.20/ea
Child (16 & under)
$119.70/ea
Give the gift of flight with our Zipline Gift Certificates! Whether it's your Aunt Wendy who's looking for some adventure or your son Paul who is an adrenaline-junkie-in-the-making, this is a once in a lifetime experience they HAVE to try.
Located in between Nelson and Ainsworth Hot Springs, nestled in Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park, this is one of the best tourist attractions in BC. Our experienced guides will take care of everything, from transport to the launch platform. Soar across stunning natural scenery above Kokanee Creek canyon on 6 awe-inspiring ziplines that will have you screaming in excitement!
No wings required.
Terms & Conditions:
No refunds. No cash value. Cannot be resold. Transferable to another person.
1.5 - 2 hour fully guided tour with 6 ziplines
Amazing mountain and forest views
Cruise 2,400ft (732m) on the longest line
Professionally trained and experienced guides
Rave Reviews
"Awesome zip line adventure! A beautiful and super fun way to enjoy and experience the Kootenays! Totally safe! You feel secure in the knowledge and expertise of the instructors, the newness and maintenance of the equipment, and overall safety procedures of the trip! The vies are spectacular and unlike any other views you would get in this area! You can see the Kokanee Glacier Park, Kokanee Creek and through the Kokanee canyon and valleys all the way to the Kootenay Lake! Brilliant adventure! So much fun!!!"
- Holly
"WOW! Ziplining is amazing! We had a fabulous time zipping across the canyon while taking in the views of the valley. The guides made us feel safe, laugh, and were very knowledgeable of the area. I recommend this adventure and would do it again in a heartbeat. Our favorite zip was #4, we called it the "Kokanee Rocket"."
- Keith