moderate
4 hours
Participants should have basic fitness and be comfortable with moderate hiking and walking on uneven terrain.
Soar above Alaskan waterfalls and dense rainforest on this thrilling 4-hour ziplining adventure near Skagway. Discover incredible views and outdoor excitement with Alaska & Yukon Tours.
Experience the thrill of Grizzly Falls Ziplining, a 4-hour private adventure that takes you deep into the wild Alaskan rainforest near Skagway. Operated by Alaska & Yukon Tours, this unique excursion combines adrenaline-pumping zipline flights with breathtaking views of glacially-fed waterfalls and dense wilderness. You'll navigate several ziplines and suspension bridges high above the forest floor, soaking in unparalleled panoramas of rugged terrain and pristine waterways. Adding to the adventure is an exciting ride aboard a rugged Unimog shuttle, which drives you through remote trails few get to explore. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie or nature lover, the mix of thrilling heights and spectacular scenery makes Grizzly Falls Ziplining an unforgettable experience. Expert guides ensure your safety while sharing insights about the area's ecology, wildlife, and local history. This private tour offers a perfect blend of excitement and natural beauty, ideal for families or groups seeking an exclusive Alaskan outdoor adventure.
Sturdy footwear is essential for safety and comfort while navigating suspension bridges and zipline platforms.
Weather can change quickly—pack a light rain jacket to stay dry during occasional showers in the rainforest.
Arriving 15 minutes before your scheduled tour helps ensure a smooth check-in and briefing before the adventure begins.
Following safety instructions and briefing details from your guides ensures a safe and enjoyable ziplining experience.
Skagway was a key gateway during the Klondike Gold Rush, and Grizzly Falls area trails follow paths once used by prospectors.
Alaska & Yukon Tours practices sustainable tourism by minimizing environmental impact and educating visitors on protecting the rainforest ecosystem.
Provides traction and protection while walking on forest trails and platforms.
Keeps you dry during frequent spring showers common in Alaskan rainforests.
spring specific
Allows you to adjust to variable temperatures throughout the day.
Helps keep mosquitoes and other bugs at bay during warmer months.
summer specific