The Largest ZipRider In The World Is Here In Alaska And It’s An Unforgettable Adventure
Looking for an adrenaline rush and one of the best views in Southeast Alaska? You need to ride the largest ZipRider in the world! Located in Hoonah, Alaska, this is one adventure you don’t want to miss.

Six different 5,330-foot-long zip lines drop 1330 feet down the mountainside towards Icy Strait. This incredible descent offers a great adrenaline rush.

After launch, you’ll speed down the mountain at top speeds of 60 miles per hour. And you’ll be flying at 300 feet above the tree line below you.
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On nice, clear days, you might be able to see the nearby peaks of Glacier Bay National Park in the distance! And make sure you bundle up, especially if it rains. The speed and wind from your descent may be a little chilly.
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That includes the bus ride up Hoonah Mountain, the instructions, and the descent down the mountain. The actual descent itself takes just minutes.

You’re in luck because photos will be available for purchase when you reach the bottom. Just don’t forget to say cheese as you’re hurtling down the mountainside!

Riders must be between 75 and 275 pounds, and you must be okay with heights! This ride isn’t recommended for those with back and neck problems. And it’s also not recommended for pregnant women, either.

This adventure is definitely one for the books. With great views, a fast ride, and the opportunity to ride with the whole family, it’s a fabulous way to spend the day in Hoonah.
Have you ever ridden the largest ZipRider in the world? What did you think? Would you recommend it? Let us know in the comments below!
While you’re in Hoonah, make sure to read all about why everyone in Alaska should visit this one tiny town.
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