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Royal Gorge Zip Line

Ages

Ages 10+

Difficulty

Moderate

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About This Tour

Looking for an adrenaline kick you'll never forget? Fly over the Royal Gorge on the highest zip line in North America! On the Cloudscraper Zip Line, you'll soar 1,200 feet above the Arkansas River. State-of-the-art harnesses and braking systems make this a hands-free, hair-raising ride you have to experience to believe.

The Cloudscraper Zip Line is located inside the Royal Gorge Bridge & Park. There are two ways to get to the ride — see the "How to Ride" section below for your options.

Highlights

1,200 feet above the Arkansas River — highest zip line in North America

Hands-free harness with state-of-the-art braking systems

Located inside the Royal Gorge Bridge & Park

Option 1: Purchase a Bridge & Park Admission + Zip Line package

Option 2: Book a Royal Gorge 1/2 Day Jeep Tour + Zip Line package

FREE Bridge & Park admission ticket included with all Royal Gorge jeep tours

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Zip Line Packages

Two ways to experience the Cloudscraper — choose what works best for your Royal Gorge day:

Half Day

Starting

From $99

Bridge & Park Admission + Zip Line

General admission to Royal Gorge Bridge & Park plus one Cloudscraper Zip Line ride — soar high above the Arkansas River and explore one of Colorado's most iconic destinations.

Royal Gorge Bridge & Park general admission included
One Cloudscraper Zip Line ride (age 10+, 100–245 lbs)
Not everyone in your group needs to ride the zip line

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Zip Line Requirements

Age 10 and Over ONLY. Riders under the age of 16 must have a parent or legal guardian present. Riders under 18 must have a legal guardian sign the minor's waiver.

All Zip Line riders must sign the Royal Gorge Bridge waiver. Required to Ride — Weight: 100 to 245 lbs AND Height: between 4' and 6'10" tall (wind can change this requirement). Guests with physical conditions should not ride the Zip Line.

WINTER SCHEDULE: The Zip Line ride is CLOSED in January and February. It reopens in March for the remainder of the calendar year. Due to the extreme nature of this ride, it is subject to closures for weather conditions.