Action Zipline Tours

Adventure · Big Bear Lake, California

Nine lines, 85 feet up, 35 miles an hour.

A rider soaring along a zipline high above the pine canopy
A rider launching off the platform onto a zipline, mid-cheer
Crossing the suspension bridge between zipline platforms in the treetops
Two riders geared up in helmets and harnesses before the tour

A three-hour ride through the treetops of the San Bernardino National Forest. It starts with an off-road run in Swiss Army Pinzgauers — two miles up an unmaintained forest road — and ends with nine high-speed ziplines that get longer, faster, and higher as you go, from 140 feet to 860 feet, up to 85 feet above the forest floor at speeds up to 35 mph. There's a suspension bridge right after the first line, and the whole course sits near 8,000 feet with views across Johnson Valley to Mt. San Gorgonio. This was the first zipline in California — the owner rode one on a family vacation, came home, and bought 44 acres of mountain to build it.

View on the Big Bear Experience Map →Official website ↗

Hours, prices, seasons and closures change — we do not publish any of them here because we cannot keep them verified. Check with Action Zipline Tours directly before you go.

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