Experience the thrill of seven zip lines weaving through Puerto Rico’s lush rainforest, paired with rock climbing and adventure trails. Rainforest Zipline Park in Río Grande offers visitors a dynamic blend of adrenaline and nature close to San Juan.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1.5–2 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition, comfortable with heights, and have basic stamina for climbing towers and walking trails.
Wildlife
History
The rainforest area around Río Grande has been protected since the El Yunque National Forest was established in 1935, alongside efforts to preserve Puerto Rico’s rich biodiversity.
Conservation
Rainforest Zipline Park maintains strict safety and environmental protocols to minimize footprint and promote sustainable tourism practices in this delicate ecosystem.
Rainforest Zipline Park
Experience the thrill of seven zip lines weaving through Puerto Rico’s lush rainforest, paired with rock climbing and adventure trails. Rainforest Zipline Park in Río Grande offers visitors a dynamic blend of adrenaline and nature close to San Juan.
Rainforest Zipline Park operates a canopy adventure park located on Road 191, km 1.1 in Río Grande, Puerto Rico, adjacent to El Yunque National Forest. The park offers guided zipline courses and aerial activities designed for a wide range of skill levels.
Signature attractions include eight ziplines — highlighted by a 2,300-foot longest line — multiple suspension bridges, a Tarzan swing, and the unique “Surfing the Jungle” ride. Additional options pair the zipline experience with an Adventure Trail of hanging bridges and rappels or with a 30-foot rock-climbing wall.
Certified guides provide safety briefings, harness fitting, and instruction using industry-standard gear to ensure guest safety and enjoyment. Experiences are suitable for families, groups, and individual adventurers seeking canopy views, ocean and mountain vistas, and a high-adrenaline forest experience. The park's location in Río Grande makes it accessible from nearby towns and complements visits to El Yunque.
Reservations are recommended to secure preferred times and combinations of activities. Group bookings and mixed-experience packages — such as Rainforest Zipline plus Adventure Trail or Rainforest Zipline plus Rock Climbing — offer comprehensive aerial and climbing challenges in a single visit. The Rainforest Zipline Park emphasizes hands-on guidance, clear safety protocols, and a curated progression of obstacles and lines to match participant comfort levels.
Visitors should arrive prepared with weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. The park provides all necessary safety equipment and professional oversight for each tour. The property sits at Road 191, km 1.1 in Río Grande, making it a convenient outdoor activity near the eastern coast of Puerto Rico. Accessible year-round safely.
Location
Río Grande, PR
Near El Yunque National Forest
Longest Line
2,300 ft
Breathtaking canopy views
Tours Offered
4 experiences
Zipline, trail, combos, climbing
Notable Duration
2 hours
Zipline + rock climbing length
Book the Rainforest Zipline, Adventure Trail, or combo experiences — limited daily slots, reserve early.
Arrive Early to Avoid Parking Hassles
Parking is limited near the park’s entrance, so plan to arrive early to secure a spot and check in without rush.
Wear Comfortable Athletic Shoes
Closed-toe shoes with good grip are necessary for ziplining and rock climbing sections to ensure safety and ease of movement.
Hydrate Before and After Your Adventure
The tropical climate can be humid and warm—bring water and stay hydrated throughout your visit.
Be Prepared for Steep Entrance Drive
The driveway leading in is notably steep; take caution when navigating, especially if unfamiliar with hill driving.
Closed-toe Hiking Shoes
Protect feet and provide strong traction during zip lines and trail sections.
Lightweight, Breathable Clothing
Helps manage heat and moisture in Puerto Rico’s humid rainforest environment.
summer
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the activity, especially important in warm weather.
Insect Repellent
Useful for warding off mosquitoes common in tropical forest areas.
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