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We had a great time on the Sasquatch and Eagle Tours. It was my Dad's first time ziplining and he's in his 70s. Yes, Sasquatch is a little scary, but awesome. You'll regret it if you chicken out. Guides were superb.Loved all the eco information plaques on sustainability and the cool suspension bridges your get to walk across between zip lines. All in all, completely awesome experience :-)

WOOHOO! Desperately wanted to do some ziplining when I went up to Whistler for the weekend and I am SO happy that my friends recommended this place. We did the Eagle tour at the non-peak price of $109 (non-peak is before 9am or after 5pm). We had beautiful weather, and because it was midsummer 5pm was bright and sunny. The Eagle tour is magnificent, especially the first line. Loved the break with the tree canopy walk and suspension bridges as well!

Purchased the Sasquatch combo, which is really the only thing to do! Start off with the Sasquatch line which is 2 km long and can reach speeds well in excess of 100 km / hr. This is the longest zipline in North America. Can race alongside a friend as there is dual lines.

On a winter weekend trip to Whistler, husband and I embarked on The Eagle Tour with Dave and Troy. We had both gone zip-lining before, but felt it was the perfect way to spend an afternoon - whether you're a beginner or a zip enthusiast~! The Eagle Tour contains longer and higher ziplines than The Bear Tour (which seemed more family-geared) and the perfect amount of time to be in the cold weather, about 2 hours. Make sure to wear all your snow gear, and with the walking and adrenaline-zippin'