Fly eleven zip lines, cross a 470‑m suspension bridge 150 m above a canyon, then return on a mule through tropical dry forest. This Puerto Vallarta circuit pairs adrenaline with local food and tequila tasting — and a practical dose of nature interpretation.
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You step onto the launch platform and the forest exhales around you — palms whisper, the river below dares you with its white ribbon. Eleven zip lines stitch mountain to mountain, each cable pulling you forward until the canopy gives way to a 470‑meter suspension bridge that hangs 150 meters above the gorge.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; able to hike short, uneven sections, handle stairs and tolerate heights.
Wildlife
History
The trails and bridge cross foothills of the Sierra Madre Occidental; historic rural routes here linked ranches and coastal ports, shaping settlement and trade patterns.
Conservation
This area supports tropical dry forest that’s sensitive to erosion and litter — stick to trails, avoid feeding wildlife, and minimize single‑use plastics.
Reserve your spot on the Zip Line, Mules Ride and Walk on the Hanging Bridge today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Weight & age limits
Maximum weight is approximately 110 kg (242 lb); minimum age is 6 years — the operator enforces both for safety.
Footwear & clothing
Wear comfortable, closed‑toe shoes and moisture‑wicking layers; trails can be steep and the bridge can be breezy.
Insect protection
Bring mosquito repellent and a small tube of sunscreen; shady, humid pockets near the river attract biting insects.
Hands‑free ziplines
Most guides advise against handheld cameras on zip lines — secure devices or plan to join the official photo service.
Closed‑toe trail shoes
Grip and foot protection for trail approaches, landings and the mule return.
Insect repellent
Protects against mosquitoes and midges in shaded, riparian areas.
summer
Light rain shell
Afternoon storms are common in the rainy season; a compact shell keeps you dry between lines.
summer
Small daypack with water
Carry water, ID, and essentials; operators often allow a small pack for the activity.