Our Most Extreme Tour

Rates

Person (12 & Older | Min 75 lbs, Max 250 lbs) - $110

Duration

Allow up to 2 Hours 30 minutes

About

This tour is our most extreme tour. It encompasses all the height, speed and hang time that we offer. It is our advanced tour, but an awesome adrenalin pumping experience for people who may have never zipped before but have a sense of adventure and want to get the most out of their zipline excursion. Ages 12 and up 75-250 lbs maximum.

Includes

4 zip-lines:

1. Panchos Pass will quickly introduce you to fast ziplines. Starting high up on the Mesa, 982 feet of acceleration over a deep canyon is sure to impress.

2. Commanche Revenge Takes you high and long, 1478 feet of zipline, our longest line, high above a canyon. Plenty of time to feel what it is like to fly and enjoy the outstanding scenery.

3. Desert Dash will speedily take you from the rim of a canyon down to the bottom at blistering speeds right from the take off up to 50 mph along 989 feet of zip cable to a thrilling stop.

4. Longhorns Leap is the finisher on this tour. 1406 feet of cable exposed in the widest part of Quiet Canyon is the perfect rush to finish of this tour.

TOUR LOGISTICS

All tours are fully guided by qualified staff so you can relax and enjoy the ride. We have some of the most comfortable harnesses for an enhanced and quality experience. Water is provided on the tour. Sunscreen is not provided, we have shaded areas at the start and finish of our lines but please dress appropriately. Closed toe shoes are required. Long hair needs to be tied back and low for wearing a helmet. Tobacco use is prohibited on the tour. Intoxicated guests will not be allowed to begin the tour. The weight limits are discreetly but strictly enforced for guest safety so please be sure that members of your group are within the limits to avoid disappointment.

About the Area

All ziplines are located in Quiet Canyon, dominated by the North Lajitas Mesa and its prominent shape that can be seen from miles away. Volcanic activity shaped what we can see today over 30 million years ago, with many different colors and shades whose appearance changes with the differing light conditions. A plethora of amazing rocks and petrified wood cover the surface of the desert, it’s like walking through a gem mine! Common plants found are the Creosote Bush, Ocotillo Cactus, Prickly Pear, Candelilla and Mesquite. Red tailed hawks often can be seen soaring overhead and road runner, dove and blue quail can be spotted in the underbrush. Aoudad Sheep regularly make an appearance on the canyon ridges and there have been sightings of mountain lion in the area. Javelina can be spotted early morning and evening making their way through the canyon floor. Breathtaking views across the Rio Grande and views of the distant mountain ranges are a delight to behold.