How long is the zipline?

The FlyLine spans roughly 4,000 feet (about 3/4 mile) with speeds up to around 50 mph.

Check in at Outfitters Kauai, meeting point: 230 Kipu Road, Lihue.

What are the age and weight limits?

Riders must be at least 7 years old, at least 4 feet tall, and weigh between 60 and 275 pounds.

Can I bring my phone or camera?

Yes if secured with a strap or mount; loose devices are not permitted during the ride.

Is the flight suitable for people with back or neck issues?

If you have back, neck, or muscular problems, you should carefully consider whether to participate and consult your doctor.

What’s included in the booking?

Safety briefing, harness fitting, the zipline flight, and cold bottled spring water after your ride.

FlyLine Zipline Kauai: Hawaii's Tallest Tower & 3/4-Mile Superman Flight

On the rugged southern flank of Kauai, a single launch platform lifts you above Kipu Ranch and toward the jagged silhouette of the Haupu Mountain Range. FlyLine Zipline sends riders flying prone, head-first, over 3/4 of a mile of old ranchland and rainforest, reaching speeds near 50 mph from Hawaii’s tallest zipline tower. The takeoff perch sits about 50 feet above the runway. The ride delivers a raw, immediate sense of speed: two tandem, side-by-side cables stretch roughly 4,000 feet across a corridor that movies have used for decades. You’ll pass scenes framed beneath Hina i’uka and across ridgelines seen in Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and The Descendants. That cinematic backdrop isn’t window dressing — it’s the terrain itself: volcanic soil supporting dense native and non-native tropical flora, steep eroded ridgelines, and grassed pasture where cattle once grazed Kipu Ranch. Outfitters Kauai operates this experience from a meeting point at 230 Kipu Road, Lihue. Check-in is efficient; groups move through a brief safety orientation and harness fitting before a short approach to the launch tower. The total outing runs about 1.5 hours, which includes gearing, safety briefings, and the flight. Practical limits are firm: riders must be at least 7 years old, 4 feet tall, and weigh between 60 and 275 pounds. If you’re pregnant or have acute neck or back issues, the operator advises against participation. What sets FlyLine apart is the combination of scale and position: Hawaii’s longest zipline, launched from the state’s tallest platform, and flown prone for an extra visceral sensation. The side-by-side lines let friends or family compare reactions as you slice low over fields then climb toward the ridgeline views. Staff provide cold bottled spring water after the flight; bring sturdy shoes with tread to handle muddy approaches, sun protection, and a secured camera or small action cam if you want onboard footage. Beyond the adrenaline, the site is a pocket of cultural and cinematic history on private ranchland. Respect for the landscape is part of the program: follow staff directions, stay on designated paths, and pack out trash. For anyone seeking a fast, focused dose of Kauai adventure that feels cinematic but well run, FlyLine Zipline delivers — an efficient, thrilling way to see a side of the island you’ve likely recognized on screen and will remember in motion. Plan to arrive at the meeting point for Outfitters Kauai early to complete waivers and sizing; bring photo ID and prescription eyewear restraints. Weather can change quickly on the windward slopes—staff may delay flights for safety. Reservations fill quickly in high season, so book in advance to secure a slot on this Kauai aerial ride before your departure day.

FlyLine Zipline Kauai: Hawaii's Tallest Tower & 3/4-Mile Superman Flight

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