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Sonoma Zipline Adventures, Occidental

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About Sonoma Zipline Adventures

Sonoma Zipline Adventures in Occidental offers guided zipline tours through coastal redwood forests. Visitors are secured in a specially-designed two-piece seat and chest harness with a carabiner that attaches to a wheel on a cable strung between trees. The Forest Flight Tour features seven ziplines up to 800 feet long, reaching speeds up to 30 miles per hour, with a total zipline travel distance exceeding 2,150 feet. Between ziplines, participants walk across two suspended sky bridges and climb a 30-foot spiral staircase. The Tree Tops Tour offers the tallest, longest, and fastest lines available. The Night Flight Tour follows the same Forest Flight course during sunset or after dark, providing views illuminated by moonlight and stars. Tours include professional instruction and educational commentary about the Coastal Redwood ecosystem. Participants must be at least 10 years old and weigh between 70 and 250 pounds, and children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Tours typically last 2.5 to 3 hours.

Tickets, prices & hours

Forest Flight Tour - Monday thru Thursday
$109
Forest Flight Tour - Friday and Sunday
$119
Forest Flight Tour - Saturday
$129
Tree Tops Tour - Monday thru Thursday
$119
Tree Tops Tour - Friday and Sunday
$139
Tree Tops Tour - Saturday
$149
Night Flight Tour - Saturday Nights
$149

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