Glacier Ziplines
Glacier Ziplines
Two guides supervise you through laddered platforms and suspension bridges on a 1–2 hour canopy tour, with total time 2–3 hours including check-in and safety briefings. The flight school orientation sets you up for the zips, and evening tours offer a more intimate experience with smaller groups.
Two guides per group for safety; Glow Nights evening tours
Quick facts
- Duration
- Approximately two hours.
- From price
- $59
- Group style
- Intimate groups; private tours up to 8
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Cancellation
- No refunds if an individual or group decides not to go right before t…
- Guide certification
- Guides trained to manage fear of heights; specific certifications not listed
- Meeting point
- 7840 US-2 E, Columbia Falls, MT 59912
✓ Book this if…
- You want a high-adrenaline zipline near Glacier. ❌
- Adrenaline seekers; families with kids 6+ who are comfortable with heights
× Skip it if…
- You can’t meet the stairs or weight limits
- Pregnant individuals, those with back issues, or recent surgeries should consult with the operator
- Tours operate rain or shine unless lightning or high winds
Before you book
Do I need ziplining experience or can a complete beginner do this trip?
No prior experience required; guides ensure safety; basic fitness needed.
Is the price worth it compared to renting gear myself?
The price includes harnesses, helmets, and a guided safety briefing; you’re paying for convenience and qualified guides.
What if I need to cancel due to weather—do I get a refund?
Cancellation policy states no refunds if you cancel right before the tour; weather-related refunds are not specified.
Can my 6-year-old participate?
Minimum age is 6; weight range 50-250 lb; 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult ziplining.
Are there any special requirements for wearing gear or clothing?
Closed-toe shoes are mandatory; dress in comfortable layers; avoid loose items and skirts/dresses.
