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  1. www.viator.com › tours › CalgaryZipline Adventure in Calgary 2024 - Viator

    11 Reviews. Calgary, Canada. 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) Mobile ticket. Offered in: English. Overview. Enjoy high-altitude thrills in the open air on this exciting 1-hour zipline adventure in Calgary. Head to the Canada Olympic Park and learn of the role it played during Canada’s Olympic Games.

  2. www.todocanada.ca › places-to-go-zip-lining-in-ontario17 Places to Go Ziplining in Ontario - To Do Canada

    • Southern & Southwestern Ontario
    • Central Ontario
    • Eastern Ontario
    • Northern Ontario

    1. Wildplay Niagara Falls Mistrider Zipline

    The Wildplay zip lines in Niagara Falls offer a range of lines for beginners of young ages to more experienced (and older) riders. The Mistrider and the Jones Beach zip lines allow you to soar and zip to heights as tall as 700 feet. With up to four parallel lines, you and your group can easily enjoy a scenic and thrilling ride together. Address: 5920 Niagara Pkwy, Niagara Falls Cost:$69.99 & up Details

    2. Long Point Eco-Adventures

    From axe-throwing to kayaking to mountain biking to zip-lining, Long Point Eco-Adventures, located onLake Erie shores,presents a full spectrum of eco-friendly outdoor adventure experiences. The 2.5-hour zip line tour combines rope sky-bridges and eight lines that connect suspended wooden platforms, and you can enjoy views of the scenic Carolinian Forest and Turkey Point Marsh. Address: 1730 Front Rd, St Williams Cost:$89.95 to $109.95 Details

    3. Boler Mountain

    Boler Mountain offers a Treetop Adventure Park in the natural Carolinian forest behind the ski trails. Discover zip line courses, Tarzan swings, pirate nets, and swinging bridges while you soar and scale through forested areas over the expansive property. Address: 689 Griffith St, London Cost:Starting at $28.00 Website

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    1. Ascent Ariel Park

    Experience a zip line like no other at the Ascent Ariel Park, which features Canada’s first ‘zip coaster!’ The zip line is fixed along a roller coaster track, suspending the rider below the frame while attached to a trolley. As you glide above this famous, fresh-water beach, you will enjoy the surge of adrenaline and exciting thrills while surrounded by beautiful forested areas. Address: 11 Lakeshore Blvd N, Sauble Beach Cost:$17 & up Details

    2. Santa’s Village

    Set on the cusp of the Muskoka River in Bracebridge, Santa’s Village offers year-round family fun at this festive theme park. During the summer season, the park provides zip lining through its Ariel Adventure Course. There are various levels and obstacles, including zip lines that also include a 30-minute orientation for new visitors. Address: 1624 Golden Beach Road, Bracebridge Cost:$64.95 & up Details

    3. Treetop Trekking at Horseshoe Resort

    The Horseshoe Resort in Barrie offers a combination of outdoor adventures, including zip-lining, treetop trekking, observation walks, and team-building programs. Those who seek an adrenaline rush will love the variety of treetop trekking and discovery courses. It’s the perfect getaway for small or large groups. Address: 1101 Horseshoe Valley Rd. Comp 10 R.R. #1, Barrie Cost:rates begin at $50. Details

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    1. Zip-line at Logo Land Resort

    This family-friendly RV campground and resort offers onsite zip-lining to both overnight guests and day visitors. There are three zips on the grounds, which total 3100 feet, and each line grows in intensity and height while you soar above Astrolabe Lake. Guests who choose to stay on the campgrounds will receive a discount on resort attractions. Address: 15906 Ontario Hwy 17, Cobden Cost:rates begin at $32 Details

    2. Treetop Trekking

    Outdoor adventurists and nature enthusiasts will find thrills and stunning views at the 1000 Islands – Treetop Trekking, home to a multitude of aerial courses, including a zip line park. A part of the Parks of St. Lawrence, this is is considered Canada’s largest outdoor ariel park. Address: 1278 Thousand Islands Pkwy, Mallorytown Cost:$50 & up Details

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    Eagle Canyon Adventures

    Known as ‘Canada’s longest, highest and fastest zip line,’ thrill-seekers will love hanging 150 feet in the air while traveling at speeds of 45 mph. Located just outside of Thunder Bay, this outdoor adventure experience offers true exhilaration while offering stunning views of nature. Address: 275 Valley Rd, Dorion Cost:$60 plus sales tax +Adult $22 | Child $12 (4-8 years old) | Under 4 FREE Website

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  3. www.tripadvisor.ca › Attractions-g153339THE 10 BEST Canada Zipline & Aerial Adventures (Updated 2024)

    Aug 11, 2020 · Top Canada Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks: See reviews and photos of Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks in Canada, North America on Tripadvisor.

  4. www.tourcanadianrockies.com › Zipline-AdventureZipline Adventure in Calgary - Tour Canadian Rockies

    Zipline Adventure in Calgary. Get big air as you soar from the top of Canada Olympic Park's iconic ski jump tower on North America’s fastest zipline! Riders fly down the unique cable system in a comfortable harness, reaching speeds up to 75 mph (120 kph).

  5. www.tripadvisor.ca › Attractions-g154979THE 10 BEST Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks in Ontario, Canada

    May 29, 2022 · Top Ontario Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks: See reviews and photos of Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks in Ontario, Canada on Tripadvisor.

  6. treetoptrekking.com › activities › zipline-aerialTreetop Trekking Experience | Climb, Zip, Soar Above It All!

    Experience the ultimate rush with Treetop Trekking! Climb, zip, and soar through breathtaking Ontario forests for an unforgettable adventure.

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    Bellatrix Exploration Ltd is a Canada-based oil and gas company, engaged in the exploration, acquisition, development, and production of oil and natural gas reserves in the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan.