Castle Rock Zip Line Tours

We had a great time here last week (day before Thanksgiving). It was pretty cold but we bundled up and had so much fun! It even snowed a little while we were there! There is a little hiking involved and it was icy and snowy in some spots but we managed just fine. Our guides were great and very helpful. The lines progress from shorter to really long, with the last line being the longest and the highest! I was a little nervous about it at first but by the end I was great! There were four of us, all in our 50’s, and we had a blast! I highly recommend this to anyone and can’t wait to do it again when it’s warmer!!!

Great time today at Castle Rock zip line tours. We had guides Alexa and Brett. They made the experience very fun, but also took a lot of time to explain the safety procedures before we started. Really worth the money since there are 10 stations and is more than 2 ½ hours long. My only suggestion would be to have someone on the course who takes pictures that you could purchase afterwards. It is very hard to take pictures while actually doing the zip line unless someone takes them for you. Also would suggest Go Pro cameras on the helmets to get video footage. I am positive if you offered these services, people would spend the money to buy the pictures or videos after they are done. People like memories and love to share them with others. This was my Birthday and while I took pics of others doing the zip line and got pictures of myself standing on front of the course, I don’t have any action shots of myself to remember my special day.

My wife and I took our 10 year old niece to this zip line course today (a hot summer afternoon). We had a wonderful experience! Both of our guides were friendly and helpful, and it was clear that safety was paramount but that everyone was going to have a good time.
The how-​to demo to start things off was clear, and everyone got a chance to practice before we hit the course. The lines themselves built up nicely, from shorter runs at the start to massive runs at the end.
You need to know that there is hiking involved. We had some big climbs, and they were tough for little legs, but we all made it. The guides were awesome with our niece in particular; some runs had a strong wind in our face, and it was going to be hard for her to make it to the far end, so one of the guides would ride in tandem with her (which she loved).
It’s not cheap, but it’s worth it. Definitely a big highlight of our niece’s visit to Colorado.

First time here or anywhere to zipline. These guys are awesome!
The progression of the course is excellent. The harness setup was very comfortable. The lines are fast but you don’t feel out of control. As long as you listen to the excellent instructions you’ll be fine.
At first when I saw the big monster line I was like are we doing that one?! Lol
But they lines go from very easy feeling and slower to longer an faster at a great pace.
I’d highly recommend this as a great first time or anytime zipline experience.

You can tell this place is brand new because they’re a little disorganized but it was still a great time. Be prepared for hiking between lines. Plan for at least three hours. The zip lines get progressively faster and longer. On the grand finale, you can race a friend! Our guides (Colt and ??) did a great job of making sure everyone was safe and had a fun time.