Zipline Eco Tour
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in average physical condition; minimal strength required but good balance helps.
Overview
Kick off your adventure in Avalon with an exciting Zipline Eco Tour that offers breathtaking views and eco-conscious thrill-seeking. Discover what makes this experience a must-do on Catalina Island and beyond.
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Details
Embark on an exhilarating Zipline Eco Tour in Avalon, California, and experience the thrill of soaring above lush canopies and scenic landscapes. Operated by the Santa Catalina Island Company, this adventure offers a perfect blend of adrenaline and nature immersion. As you zip from platform to platform, you'll enjoy panoramic views of Avalon Harbor, rugged coastlines, and the surrounding wilderness. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and first-time zip liners alike, the tour combines eco-friendly practices with an unforgettable perspective on Catalina Island's natural beauty. Guides will keep your safety a top priority while sharing fascinating insights about the local ecosystem and conservation efforts. This activity isn't just about speed; it's a unique opportunity to connect with the environment from a bird’s-eye view. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking a new adventure, the Zipline Eco Tour promises lasting memories and a renewed appreciation for California's natural wonders.
Trail Tips
Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes
Ensure your footwear provides good support and grip for safety and comfort during the tour.
Bring sunglasses and sun protection
The exposure on the ziplines can be intense; protect your eyes and skin from UV rays.
Stay hydrated
Bring water to stay refreshed, especially on warm days to prevent dehydration.
Follow all safety instructions
Listen attentively to guide directions to ensure a safe and fun experience.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Bird Rock viewpoint for seabird colonies
- Pirate's Cove secluded beach
Wildlife
- California sea lions
- Brown pelicans
History
Catalina Island has a rich history of native Chumash inhabitants and was once a haven for pirates and cargo ships, which adds to its adventurous spirit.
Conservation
The Santa Catalina Island Company actively promotes eco-tourism and sustainability, ensuring the preservation of the island’s natural habitat.
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- top platform vistas at the zipline stations
- overlook point near the final platform
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Comfortable clothing
Wearing lightweight, breathable clothing ensures comfort during the activity.
Sunglasses
Useful for protecting your eyes from sun glare during the tour.
summer specific
Hat or cap
Provides additional sun protection and keeps sweat out of your eyes.
summer specific
Photo ID and booking confirmation
Necessary for check-in and verifying your reservation.