Clip into a harness and fly through a century-old canopy on Thailand’s 1,000m longest zipline. This Mae Rim eco-adventure pairs adrenaline with rainforest education, guided safety, and a local Thai meal.
Clip into a harness and fly through a century-old canopy on Thailand’s 1,000m longest zipline. This Mae Rim eco-adventure pairs adrenaline with rainforest education, guided safety, and a local Thai meal.
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Operated by Oh-Hoo · Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai Province
The morning air in Mae Rim is thick with scent of wet earth and green sap; sunlight threads through leaves and the forest seems to shift its weight as the first riders clip in. At the Phoenix Adventure Park a chorus of nylon and steel meets the jungle—guides in orange harness the nervous and the eager alike, run a final equipment check, then point toward a line of platforms that step up the slope like wooden watch posts.
moderate.
1–2 hours (onsite).
Moderate fitness: able to climb stairs and handle short bursts of exertion while wearing a harness; suitable for children 6+ with supervision
Generally guests should be between 6–65 years old and under about 110 kg; children 6–12 must be supervised—confirm exact limits with the operator before booking.
Round-trip transfer within a ~5 km radius of Chiang Mai Old City is included; other pickup points may be arranged at booking.
On-site activity is roughly 1 hour depending on the package chosen, plus briefing and meal time; allow 3–4 hours total including transfers.
Yes—staff provide a full safety briefing, and all equipment is inspected; participants follow guided runs rather than free-rope setups.
Closed-toe shoes, comfortable pants or shorts, and a light top; remove loose jewelry and secure long hair.
Tours may be delayed or cancelled for rain or strong winds; the operator will offer rescheduling or a refund as per policy.
Mae Rim’s forested slopes transitioned from teak logging in the Lanna era to protected green spaces; modern eco-operators emphasize canopy health and community benefit.
The park uses a cable system designed to minimize damage to trunks and supports community education on rainforest preservation; visitors are asked to leave no trace.
Oh-Hoo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




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