Zip Line Canopy Tours in New England

Get a bird’s-eye view of the woods when you get harnessed in to the exciting zipline, part of the Timbertrek aerial adventure park at Chuckster’s in Chichester. The 240-foot zipline, which you can do separately if you wish, is also part of a series of fantastic elements (from horse saddles to “snowboards” and “skateboards”) that allow you to move from platform to platform in the trees, 10 to 35 feet off the ground. Cross log bridges and other spans that sway as you conquer this course with its emphasis on fun. (There’s an optional route for those seeking a bigger challenge.) Other attractions at Chuckster’s include a mini golf course, go-kart track and a host of competitive games.

Your fun level is going to really soar when you visit the Jordan’s Beanstalk Adventure Ropes Course. The exciting course features a Sky Rail zip line along with a series of other challenging activities. A full-body harness and sling line keeps you secure and connected as you zip through the course on two levels, 12 and 24 feet. Obstacles include angled rope ladders, crisscross walks, spaghetti hand lines and zig-zag beams. And little kids, under 48 inches tall, don’t have to miss out on the excitement. There’s a special course, the BeanSprout ropes course, built just for them, with platforms less than three feet from the ground so they can safely explore while an adult chaperone stays close by to help.

You may be indoors, but it will feel like the sky’s the limit at the It Adventure Ropes Course inside Jordan’s Furniture, the largest indoor ropes course in the world. The zip rails in the course soar up to 56 feet and take you over a liquid fireworks water show. Other challenges (there are over 100!) on the four-level course include a double catwalk, crisscross angled rope ladders, zig-zag swinging beams, cargo nets and bridges, all experienced while you are secured in a full-body harness and sling line. For those kids under 48 inches tall, there’s the Little It course, positioned close to the ground with platforms less than three feet high and adults close by to lend a hand if needed.