What are the age and weight limits?

The activity is open to children from age 3. Weight limits are minimum 23 kg (50 lbs) and maximum 113 kg (250 lbs).

How long does the whole experience take?

Plan on roughly 1–2 hours for check-in, safety briefing, a zipline run, and a mini-putt cooldown—timing varies by group size.

Can pregnant people or guests with medical conditions ride?

No. Pregnant people and those with cardiovascular conditions are advised not to participate for safety reasons.

What happens in bad weather?

Operations are weather-dependent; sessions may be suspended for safety. Closures and updates are posted on the operator’s social channels.

Are photos taken on the course?

Guides may offer professional photos for purchase; secure personal phones with a strap if you plan to bring them.

Is this activity wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility information was not provided by the operator; contact the booking link for specific accessibility requests.

Fly the Old Port on Tyrolienne MTL Zipline — Canada’s Largest Urban Zipline

Fly over Montreal’s Old Port on Tyrolienne MTL Zipline, Canada’s largest urban zipline, and feel the city rearrange beneath you: the wide sweep of the St. Lawrence River, the tree-capped silhouette of Mount Royal, and the stone quays and narrow streets of Vieux‑Port spread out like a map. Located in Montréal, Québec, this short urban adventure folds a high-velocity zipline run and a relaxed round of mini-putt into a single outing—perfect for families, stag parties, or anyone who wants an adrenaline hit without leaving the downtown core.

The experience centers on a multi-line zip that launches riders over the waterfront, offering sweeping skyline views and a direct connection to Old Port’s historic waterfront and the quayside promenades. Key features include the aerial cable runs, elevated launch platforms, and the mini-golf course on site that provides a low-key way to cool down after your ride. Natural elements anchor the scene: the St. Lawrence’s broad channel and the urban forest of maple and sugar trees on Mount Royal frame the city; the river’s tidal influence shapes the shoreline below.

Practical details are straightforward. Sessions run roughly 1–2 hours, and the activity is open to kids as young as three. Weight limits (minimum 23 kg / maximum 113 kg) and medical restrictions apply—pregnant people and those with cardiovascular conditions should refrain. Safety briefings and professional guides handle harnessing and belay systems, and operations are weather-dependent; closures are announced on the operator’s social channels.

What makes Tyrolienne MTL stand out is scale and setting: few ziplines give you an urban bird’s-eye over a North American downtown, and few pair heart-stopping speed with quick access to restaurants, terraces, and Old Montreal’s stone architecture. It’s a concise adventure that amplifies an everyday visit to the waterfront into a memorable highlight.

Planning tips: book in advance for summer weekends and group discounts; wear secure, closed-toe shoes; bring a light wind layer for higher speeds over the river. The site’s compact footprint means it’s easy to combine the ride with a boat cruise, a museum visit, or a long walk along the quays. Whether you’re a local showing visiting friends a new perspective on the city or a traveler chasing urban thrills, Tyrolienne MTL Zipline delivers something distinctly Montreal: bold, accessible, and uncommonly scenic.

Groups of ten or more qualify for package pricing; the operator runs frequent departures in peak summer — reserve a time slot to skip long lines. The mini-putt is family-friendly with illuminated evening holes and shaded seating. Guides photograph runs for a small fee; secure your phone or buy the operator’s shots. Expect short queues, attentive staff, and an experience built to fit into any Montreal itinerary for groups year-round and solo travelers alike.