
Experience thrilling ziplines and scenic hikes in Hilo, Hawaii. Discover waterfalls, lush landscapes, and ocean views with expert guides at Hawaii Zipline & Hiking Tours.
Experience thrilling ziplines and scenic hikes in Hilo, Hawaii. Discover waterfalls, lush landscapes, and ocean views with expert guides at Hawaii Zipline & Hiking Tours.
Located in the lush landscapes of Hilo, Hawaii, Hawaii Zipline & Hiking Tours offers an unforgettable blend of thrilling zipline adventures and serene waterfall hikes. Hilo is known for its rich volcanic soil, tropical rainforests, and spectacular waterfalls that make it one of the most captivating outdoor destinations on the Big Island. This tour company stands out by combining adrenaline-pumping zip runs with informative hikes, all through some of the island’s most stunning terrain.
The zipline experience includes seven varied lines that soar over pristine valleys, tropical plantations, and rushing waterfalls. Some of the ziplines provide breathtaking views of cascading falls and the distant Pacific Ocean, creating picture-perfect moments at every run. Guides like Zoe, Byron, Annabelle, David, and Rylee bring an engaging mix of safety, fun, and local knowledge to the adventure. Their stories about the land's history and plant life enhance the experience and deepen visitors' connection to the ecosystem.
The hiking option offers small or private tours with chances to swim in natural pools beneath scenic waterfalls, providing a refreshing break from the tropical heat. Hilo itself is famed for its frequent rainfall which fosters vibrant flora like tropical ferns, wild orchids, and koa trees, making these hikes spectacular year-round.
Hawaii Zipline & Hiking Tours is deeply committed to safety and sustainability, carefully preserving the surrounding land. This dedication ensures guests enjoy the natural beauty responsibly without compromising the fragile environment. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or a nature lover, this experience exemplifies the best of Hilo’s outdoor adventures, providing both excitement and a genuine connection to Hawaii’s unique natural heritage. It’s a must-do activity for visitors wanting an authentic taste of Big Island adventure in a safe, expertly guided setting.
Protect your skin during the outdoor adventure, especially on sunny days when exposed on the zipline.
essential PriorityArrive 15-20 minutes before your tour start time to ensure proper gear fitting and a smooth check-in.
info PriorityStay hydrated by bringing a refillable water bottle to carry on the hike and zipline portions of the tour.
essential PriorityTemperatures can vary; lightweight layers help you stay comfortable during hiking and ziplining.
warning PriorityProvides grip and protection for hiking and safe zipline landing.
Protects from sun exposure while staying breathable in warmer months.
Keeps bugs away in the tropical rainforest environment.
Helps maintain hydration throughout the activity.
Spring brings vibrant greenery and flowing waterfalls, ideal for hiking and zipline views despite some rain.
Summer offers sunny skies and excellent visibility, perfect for panoramic ocean and landscape photography.
Fall is quieter with cooler weather, making it a comfortable season for exploring the forests and waterfalls.
Winter showcases spectacular waterfall flows and the chance to see whales on the ocean horizon during the zipline tour.
Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing like lightweight layers and closed-toe shoes suitable for hiking and ziplining.
No prior experience is necessary—guides will provide all safety instructions and support.
Small and private tours are available, offering an intimate experience for groups or individuals.
All gear is carefully inspected and guides are trained in safety protocols to ensure a secure adventure.
Minimum age and weight requirements apply; please contact the company for specific age restrictions.
The tour does not include meals, but guides may offer local snacks during the adventure.
WaterfallsOcean vistasDense tropical vegetation
Hilo
moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle hiking uneven terrain and brief physical activity on zip lines.
Hilo's area was once a significant battleground and the site of early Hawaiian agricultural practices, which guides share during tours.
Experience Needed: This natural landmark is recommended for those with some outdoor experience.