ZIPLINES · CHIANG MAI ZIPLINE TOURS
Good chiang mai zipline tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
You’ll spend more than two hours crossing a 1,000-year-old forest on short and long zip lines, canopy walks, and a final roller coaster zip line. Guides such as Pong and Le Lom help you through the course, while hotel transfers, a cooked meal, and first aid insurance are included.
“Very friendly driver and Zipline guides) it was a really fun experience)”
Spend six hours in Chiang Mai’s mountain forest with 21 ziplines, 36 platforms, and a 2,100-meter Jungle Luge. Guides such as Max, Lulu, and Jayjay are known for calm safety work and playful photo help. Hotel pickup, training, lunch, drinks, and a short nature walk are included.
“The activity was amazing. The staff are great as well.”
Travel about an hour from central Chiang Mai to Sky Hawk Zipline for a rainforest course with up to 34 ziplines, trained guides, PETZL gear, and dual cables. Add a one-hour ATV route over road and jungle tracks, then eat at the onsite café with a wide mountain view. Hotel pickup, equipment, insurance, and Thai buffet lunch are included.
“One of the best things i have ever done. The guides don’t speak that much english but they still make you feel safe and looked after throughout the whole experience!”
Spend about two hours above Chiang Mai’s rainforest on roughly 15 ziplines, including an 800-meter run, then try the jungle roller coaster. Jungle Flight provides hotel pickup, trained guides, safety gear, a short forest walk, lunch, and coffee or tea. Guides such as Pong help keep the pace safe and fun.
“I had a brilliant time at Jungle Flight. There were many different zip lines throughout the jungle. Some were very long & went really fast, it was exhilarating. Pong & his team looked after me the entire way & I felt completely safe. We ended with the jungle roller coaster which was an absolute experience, something I have never tried before.”
Spend about six hours at Skyline Jungle Luge near Doi Saket, climbing 24 platforms and riding 14 ziplines through northern Thailand’s forest. The route includes a nearly 900-meter final line, a short nature walk, safety training, hotel transfers, and a buffet lunch. Guides such as JJ, Jack Sparrow, Max, X, and Moon are known for keeping the mood lively.
“Jay Jay and Jack Sparrow were amazing! I was so happy to be there thank you. The experience was so fun and they made it even more fun.”
You’ll spend four hours at Phoenix Adventure Park in Mae Rim, choosing a 10 or 24-challenge zipline course, or a 20, 25, or 45-obstacle high rope course. English and Thai-speaking guides handle the French-imported safety equipment, while lunch, hotel transfers, a tiny train ride, and animal feeding round out the visit.
“It was good, we only did the option A. Which is about 30 minutes of ziplining, but we had food & relaxed saw the animals and sat in the cafe whilst we waited for our van. All the staff were very kind and friendly”
Spend about seven hours outside Chiang Mai with a guide such as Joe or Mr. K, combining a rainforest zipline, supervised elephant care, lunch, and Bua Thong Sticky Waterfall. An air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water, entrance fees, insurance, and lunch are included. Bring a swimsuit, towel, and shoes that can get wet.
“An amazing day packing in Chiang Mai adventures. Mr K was fantastic and looked after us so well. The elephants were awesome - feeding, walking and bathing with them in the river. Very cute elephant trunk hugs too! Zip lining was non-stop action. Lunch AMAZING even for the kids. And sticky waterfall heaps of fun. Highly recommend!!”
Head from Chiang Mai to Mae Rim for a high-rope and zipline course among garden trees. Choose from small, medium, or large rope routes, with up to 45 platforms, then enjoy a simple included meal. City pickup, gloves, water, insurance, and English, Thai, or Chinese instruction are included.
“Plus de 45€ pour 35 min accrobranche, un puis un petit train pour enfant de 5 ans, pour allez à un très agréable restaurant . Et manger un riz frit à 70 bath puis reprendre le petit train pour remonter jusqu’à la sortie , c’est juste une arnaque à ne PAS FAIRE….”
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