Southeast
Exposure Outdoor Adventure Center in Ketchikan Alaska

"Rainforest Ropes and Zip is a great tour. The guides are competent, saftey first and
then let us enjoy and have fun. Highly recommended and I'm 59 with arthritis."

George Schmidt, New York, NY

"Our zipline trip for 13 people was great. It was well done by the owners and employees, safe and enjoyed by all."

Agent: D Wilson

"Rainforest Zipline and ropes adventure - several members of our larger group did this excursion and all had a great time. The tour guide met us at the designated spot and everyone at the ropes course was helpful and supportive. Everyone got some exercise and some great laughs."

Abbott, USA

"We weren’t sure if we could handle this much adventure, but we did! We had amazing guides who were very professional and really focused on safety. They cheered us on every stretch of the way. This is something that we never thought a couple of 50+ year olds could do, but we did it and have the photos to prove it thanks to Brian and Greg, our guides!"

J. Taggart: Travel Agent

Rainforest Canopy
Ropes & Zipline Park

Approximate Duration: 3 hours and 30 minutes
Restrictions
Minimum Height: 4' 6"
Minimum Weight: 70 pounds
Maximum Weight: 280 pounds

Different from all the other zip experiences, you can swing, scramble, climb and zip your way along this giant jungle gym in Alaska's forest canopy. This is a fun recreation for friends and family in a perfect setting - high in the lush green canopy of Southeast Alaska’s temperate rainforest.

Your guides outfit you with safety equipment and instruct you on how you will safely navigate through the canopy. The ropes portion of the course includes eight different spans across the canopy. Some of the ropes elements include suspended logs, rope bridges, and swinging steps.

The 7 zip lines encircle the course which is spread out over the property. You will catch glimpses of the ocean below as you glide along through the trees. There is an added option of a 50’ climbing tower for the more adventurous participants. A circular staircase inside the tower enables others to climb up and snap a picture of the view or of their companions happily ringing the bell at the top of the wall.