Zip Idaho

"Guides were great. Zip lines are smaller but still fun. They had a great seating area. Cafe Menu is limited but as expected."

"Had an amazing first zip lining experience today! They staff was darling, and the experience was amazing. I thought I would be afraid, but was totally comfortable and in trusted hands. The drive to the site was unpaved and pretty rocky at some points, but our sedan made it up without any issues. The site is beautiful!"

"Zip Idaho was an awesome adventure. We came to Idaho for our honeymoon for the adventure and views and this stop was not a disappointment. Our guides Jay and Kevin were full of jokes and are very good at what they do. The views from the lines are amazing too. We definitely recommend going."

"So amazing! Did a zip tour with my brother and it was the best experience ever!!! Highly recommend this to anyone who wants to have a little adrenaline rush! The Turkey 2000 is the best! Thanks to the awesome tour guides too! They make it so fun and safe the whole time! Definitely going back for some more!"

"I won't lie: My hands were sweating as I grabbed ahold of the handle bars and waited for my maiden jump from the zip line platform at Zip Idaho. I wasn't nervous per se, but I needed a few moments to consider the safety aspects and how even if I let go of the grips, I would still be attached to the line and in no danger. Aaron, one of the two guides, calmly told me to take as much time as I needed. Once I walked the plank and got into the air, I was fine. I could feel the wind and enjoyed the ride with views of the Boise National Forest. Yelp organized the outing for 11 of us, so we didn't pay the regular $90 fee. That might seem spendy but for three hours of fun, it would be well worth it. There were six different zip lines and a rickety bridge to cross, all while attached to a zip line. The best line was 2,030 feet long and it took about 40 seconds to get to the other end, zipping by at about 50 mph. It was great. There was plenty of emphasis on safety and Aaron and Joe were good at explaining the procedures and instructing us on fitting into the harnesses. At each landing, carabiners kept us attached to cables attached to the trees, ensuring no one could fall off the platforms. The views were spectacular. The course was located about 9 miles east of Horseshoe Bend, past the town's Pioneer Cemetery. There were many wildflowers, including blue camas petals in bloom. And on the last day of May, the mountains were still green."