Ziplining
A ride on a zipline is a fun and unique way to take in the mountain views of northern New Hampshire. Described by some as a ‘pure adrenaline rush,’ this mode of entertainment is for those seeking extreme thrills and chills. You’ll soar through the air like a eagle and feel the sensation of flying. It’s safe, it’s fun, and once you’ve tried it, you’ll want to experience all the ziplines in the state!
Alpine Adventures Outdoor Recreation
Zipline Canopy Tours, Snowmobile Tours & Summer/Winter Safari
41 Main Street
Lincoln, NH 03251
(603) 745-9911
Alpine Adventures has Three different Zipline Tours to choose from that offer extreme heights and spectacular views of the White Mountain National Forest. The First and Largest Zipline operation in New England with the Highest & Fastest Ziplines & new adventures every year! Something for everyone, from first time zippers to serious adrenaline junkies. Off-Road "Safari" Tours in our custom 6x6 vehicles, on our private 300 acre mountain terrain combines extreme off-roading, panoramic views, music & fun for the whole family. New "Thrillsville" Aerial Park will challenge and entertain kids & adults with bridges, climbing walls, bungee trampolines, treehouse, giant swings & more...including the New BigAirBag Stuntzone! Open Year Round.
Bretton Woods Canopy Tour
Omni Mount Washington Resort
Route 302
Bretton Woods, NH 03575
(603) 278-4947
The Bretton Woods Canopy Tour is the longest zip line tour in New England and one of the longest in the United States. The tour descends over 1000 feet in elevation, crosses high-flying suspension bridges, and concludes with the Williwaw Racing Zip which leads right into the Bretton Woods base area. Visitors have the option of doing the 20-minute Williwaw Racing Zip on its own. Open year round.
Cranmore Mountain
1 Skimobile Road
North Conway, NH 03860
800-SUN-N-SKI
Cranmore's Aerial Adventure Park is an aerial forest ropes course consisting of 4 individual, elevated courses for different ability levels consisting of dozens of elements that will challenge you to new heights. Each course varies in terms of elevation and the strenuousness of the challenges. Elements include rope bridges, ladders, cargo nets, zip lines and more. All courses are self guided and every person is snapped into a guide line. Open Summer/Fall.
Gunstock Mountain
719 Cherry Valley Road
Gilford, NH
603-293-4341
Gunstock’s Aerial Treetop Adventure course is an adventurous obstacle course set in the wooded area along Gunstock’s pond. The obstacles/games are suspended between trees and participants stay securely clipped into a safety cable throughout the course. The obstacles you will find during your adventure include zip lines, suspended bridges, scramble nets, swinging logs, and much more. Gunstock will also be adding a ZipTour in the near future, which will feature the longest zip-lines in the continental United States. Open Summer/Fall.
Loon Mountain
60 Loon Mountain Rd
Lincoln, NH 03251
603-745-8111
Riders soar more than 700 feet across the Pemigewasset River, and then zip on a separate line back across the river to the Adventure Center. A round-trip zip is $26 and riders must weigh a minimum of 50 lbs. and no more than 250 lbs., and harnesses must fit properly. Closed-toed shoes are required and can be provided, if needed. Open Summer/Fall.
Monkey Trunks
1853 Chocorua Mountain Highway
Chocorua, NH 03817
(603) 367-4427
Described as the ‘King Kong’ of all their courses, the Jungle Course at Monkey Trunks begins with a 90 foot zip line into the forest, where folks will cross over rolling logs, walk on hanging tires, and end with the Leopard’s Leap at 65’ above the forest floor. Recommended for the person who’s not afraid of heights, and who’s done a high ropes course before. Open Spring into Fall.
Wildcat Mountain
Route 16
Pinkham Notch, NH
(603) 466-3326
Fly Wildcat on the ZipRider! Glide ½ mile over tree tops, ski trails, and even a river on a zip line cable at 45 miles per hour. It’s an adventure for the entire family, and the amazing views of Mount Washington are a bonus. Open May through October.
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