Glacier Highline
Glacier Highline
YOUR VISIT, YOUR WAY
What would you love to do here?
Choose a ropes-and-zipline adventure or a young-child inflatable session at Glacier Highline in Coram. All Access is listed for ages 5+; Inflatables Only for ages 2–5. For the ropes course, wear closed-toe shoes and check the operator’s weight limits: 300 pounds generally, 240 on the longest zipline. Children 5–12 need a participating, ticketed adult; ages 13–17 need a guardian waiver.
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All-access aerial pass
Choose the All Access pass for aerial obstacles, five ziplines, the rock wall and inflatables. You must use the ropes-course elements to reach the ziplines; check the session details before planning other stops.
With children
Ages 5–12 require a participating paid adult age 18 or older; ages 13–17 need a guardian waiver. Closed-toe shoes and weight limits apply.
Inflatables-only pass
Keeps the visit at the ground-level inflatables rather than the ropes course and ziplines; listed for ages 2–5.
With children
This is a separate pass for ages 2–5. An optional rock-wall upgrade is available; it is not a general adult alternative to the ropes course.
Planning sources · checked September 7, 2026
Glacier Highline offers an active break from sightseeing in Coram, near Glacier's west side. Its aerial course combines balancing and climbing elements with five ziplines; the property also lists a rock wall, inflatables and a water slide. Choose between the aerial adventure and the ground-level pass options according to your group's interests and the current participation rules. Reaching the ziplines involves course elements, so this is not simply a sit-down ride over the trees.
Ropes courses, ziplines, a rock wall, inflatables and an on-site restaurant sit on one property a few miles from the West Glacier entrance, so a half-day here needs no extra driving between activities and lunch. The operator also sells combined aerial-adventure and whitewater-rafting packages.
Quick facts
- Difficulty
- Self-powered climbing and balancing on elevated obstacles such as log walks, cargo nets and swings. The ziplines are reached only by completing ropes-course elements.
- Meeting point
- 10167 US Hwy 2 E, Coram, MT 59913 (on-site check-in). Waivers can be signed from the…
✓ Book this if…
- You want an active half-day for kids and adults close to the West Glacier entrance, with food on site.
- Families with kids 5 and up, mixed-age groups, and half-day plans near the West Glacier entrance.
× Skip it if…
- Your group is mostly under 5 and expects the ropes course, anyone is over the 300-lb limit, or you are after a quiet nature experience.
- Ropes course: ages 5 and up, maximum 300 lbs; the longest zipline (250 ft) is limited to 240 lbs. One participating adult (18+, own ticket) must accompany each child aged 5–12; ag…
Before you book
Can I just ride the ziplines?
The aerial experience connects ziplines with ropes-course elements. Check the course requirements before booking if your group wants a zipline-only ride.
What if someone does not want the aerial course?
Compare the ground-level inflatable and water-slide pass with the All Access adventure. Check current participation rules and what each pass includes.
Are there age and weight limits?
The All Access pass is listed for ages 5 and up, and the final 250-foot zipline has a 240-pound limit. Other features can have separate rules; confirm each participant is eligible.
How much of the day should I reserve?
Use your booking duration and arrival instructions, and leave a buffer before another timed activity. Check the current schedule rather than assuming an all-day pass has a fixed session length.
What should I check before choosing a date?
Check the current operator schedule, participation requirements and booking terms for the specific experience your group wants. Saving an idea here does not confirm availability.
