As one of the most majestic natural wonders in Idaho, the famous Snake River Canyon is definitely a sight to be seen. Standing along the canyon’s rim, you can’t help but be in total awe of the high canyon walls and the meandering river below. It turns out there’s an even better way of experiencing this canyon than simply gazing at it from afar. This zipline course from AWOL Adventure Sports allows you to see the canyon as you’ve never seen it before by actually flying over it! Be sure to check it out the next time you’re feeling adventurous. This experience promises the thrill of a lifetime.
Experience the beauty of southern Idaho's Snake River Canyon from above when you set off on this unique zipline tour from AWOL Adventure Sports. Soaring over the canyon's rugged scenery, the views simply don't get better than this!
AWOL Adventure Sports is a full-service company that specializes in all types of experiences including scuba diving, kayaking, paddle-boarding, and of course, zip lines. Operating out of Centennial Park on the canyon's rim, AWOL is a great way to explore one of Idaho's greatest natural wonders.
Their zipline tour is definitely a hit as it offers one of the most memorable and awe-inspiring experiences in the state. AWOL operates a four-line zip course that takes you racing over the Snake River Canyon at speeds up to 45 miles per hour.
The ride itself is exhilarating but it's the natural beauty that surrounds you that makes it an experience to remember. While flying down the course's different lines, you'll witness the glorious sight of waterfalls, rugged canyon walls, and the mighty Snake River below.
AWOL's longest zipline is an impressive 1,750-feet-long, making it longer than the famous Perrine Bridge that stretches across the canyon. During the tour, you'll also learn about the canyon's history, geology, and different flora and fauna.
Reservations are required for the zipline course, which costs $48 for adults and $38 for children. The tour can last up to two hours depending on the size of your group and they are offered year-round. Close-toed shoes are required since you'll be hiking for about a quarter of a mile throughout the course.
