The ZipRider Information

At the time in 2002, the Park City Mountain Resort ZipRider? was the longest zip line in the world by 1,000 ft. We were then approached by Icy Strait Point in Alaska with a new dream; an epic attraction that would put their cruise line port-of-call on the map and entice cruise ships to book their site. We built the incredible 6-cable ZipRider? that stretches over one mile in length, allowing customers to fly together from the mountain top to the shoreline 1,400 feet below. In 2008, the Icy Strait Point ZipRider? became the longest zip line in the world by over 2,000 feet, and has now cleared over 100,000 riders. After touchdown, many customers say riding the Icy Strait Point ZipRider? was one of the most incredible experiences of their lives. We then began to receive international recognition, and installed ZipRider? systems in Switzerland, Russia, South Korea and Brazil. In 2011, we installed our first mountain top to base area ZipTour? system at Gunstock Mountain Resort in New Hampshire. The Gunstock ZipTour? was their anchor attraction and grossed $1.6 million in its first season of operation, and was pivotal in the expansion of their summer activities program. In 2012, we were approached by the Department of Tourism for the state of Chihuahua, Mexico, with the grandest vision to date. They wanted to build the longest zip line in the world, a ride that would stretch across an expansive section of breathtaking terrain inside the Copper Canyon, home to the Tarahumara natives. At first, it did not seem possible. But in 2014, we opened 8,350-foot-long Copper Canyon ZipRider? and it is now the longest single span zipline on the planet. In 2014, we were also given the opportunity to build one of the largest mountain top to base area ZipTour? systems for the Sundance Resort. This 4-span ZipTour? gives customers an aerial tour above the mountainous terrain of Sundance, with unparalleled panoramic views, while also honoring the Sundance's commitment to the pristine nature of their resort with minimal environmental ...