2.5-Hour Ziplining Tour for One or Two at Virginia Canopy Tours (Up to 35% Off)
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Virginia Canopy Tours activities include a UTV ride, eight ziplines, a sky bridge, air stairs, two nature walks, and a rappel
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Two eco-trained guides lead small groups of zipliners through the forest while providing educational tidbits about the surrounding wildlife and State Park. Adventure seekers can soar through the Shenandoah hardwood forest at speeds of 40 miles per hour and at heights reaching 90 feet above the forest floor.
- Canopy tour participant information can be found here.
- Virginia Canopy Tours is open for the 2020 season starting mid-March through November.
- What’s included: ground school, UTV trail ride, eight ziplines, one sky bridge, one air stair bridge, two nature walks, and a rappel
- Weight restrictions: between 70–270 lbs
- Number of ziplines: eight
- Maximum speed: 40 miles per hour
- Highest point on the course: 90 feet above the forest floor
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Age restrictions: must be 10 or older
- Shenandoah River (“Andy Guest”) State Park parking fee not included
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Please dress for the weather.
- For Tubing Trips with Virginia Canopy Tours, click here.
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About Virginia Canopy Tours
Virginia Canopy Tours is the first public-private partnership located inside a state park in the Commonwealth of Virginia. When Everett Gee, a resident of Virginia and partner of North Georgia Canopy Tours learned Virginia was looking for outdoor entertainment businesses to populate the Shenandoah Valley, he launched into action to share the birds’-eye view of the forest and educate guests about the rich history of the area.
The tree-top Tour is led by two guides who navigate over 8 different zip lines, a sky bridge, air stairs, and a rappel. Enjoy the high and fast zip lines feasting on the heart-pounding action of flying up to 90 feet above the forest floor, a joy normally reserved for birds and people with really strong wings.
Virginia Canopy Tours also offers a refreshing 1.5 mile float down the Shenandoah River from Memorial Day to Labor Day.