Six ziplines
Travel between elevated points along the established Mid Mountain route.
After-dark canopy adventure
Mid Mountain route by night
Night Zip Tour
Fly through the forest after daylight fades. Illuminated tree platforms, suspension bridges, moonlit lines, and a rappel finale transform the Mid Mountain route into a distinctly different canopy experience.
6 ziplinesAcross the night route
4 bridgesSuspension bridge crossings
9 platformsIlluminated in the trees
65-foot rappelAn after-dark finale
The experience
Fly through the night forest
Night zipping takes place on the Mid Mountain Tour route, reimagined after dark with illuminated platforms and the forest skyline overhead.
The progression includes six ziplines and four suspension bridges. Between elements, pause on bright tree platforms, look for nocturnal wildlife, and take in the night sky. The longest listed line stretches 650 feet and reaches 60 feet above the forest floor.
Explore the daytime route
A familiar canopy route with an entirely different atmosphere.
What is included
The night route at a glance
Every element contributes to a guided progression through the canopy after sunset.
Four bridges
Cross suspension bridges that connect sections of the canopy course.
Lit platforms
Nine illuminated tree platforms provide transitions between elements.
Rappel finale
Complete the route with an exciting 65-foot descent after dark.
How the experience unfolds
From twilight to finale
01
Prepare
Review participation requirements, wear activity-ready clothing, and follow the instructions connected to your reservation.
02
Set out
Begin the Mid Mountain progression as daylight gives way to the night forest.
03
Cross the canopy
Move over ziplines and bridges, pausing at illuminated platforms between elements.
04
Rappel
Finish the after-dark route with the 65-foot rappel finale.
Know before you go
Participation details
- Participants must weigh between 60 and 250 pounds.
- Participants must be no taller than 6 feet 5 inches.
- The route includes elevated ziplines, bridges, platforms, and a rappel.
- Outdoor conditions and darkness are integral parts of this experience.
Review the full requirements before choosing a date. Tour access and scheduling should be confirmed through the booking options.
Night forest perspective
When the canopy changes character
Dusk, woodland shadows, and open views create the setting for an adventure that feels separate from the daytime route.
Practical answers
Night Zip Tour FAQ
Where does the Night Zip Tour take place?
The experience uses the Mid Mountain Tour route, with illuminated tree platforms and an after-dark atmosphere.
How many ziplines are on the route?
The listed route includes six ziplines, four suspension bridges, and nine illuminated tree platforms.
What is the longest zipline?
The longest listed line is 650 feet long and reaches 60 feet above the forest floor.
How does the tour finish?
The route concludes with an exciting 65-foot rappel.
What are the size requirements?
Participants must weigh between 60 and 250 pounds and be no taller than 6 feet 5 inches. Read the full requirements before booking.
Is the tour available every night?
Availability can vary. Use the booking options to confirm current dates rather than assuming a particular evening is open.
What should I expect after dark?
Expect low-light outdoor conditions, illuminated platforms, elevated elements, and a guided progression through the forest canopy.
About this site
Plan with a clear view
Zipline New York helps visitors compare canopy experiences, understand participation guidance, and review seasonal booking options. This page focuses on the route features that distinguish the Night Zip Tour.
Check the requirements before selecting a date, and use the contact page if you need clarification about information presented on the site.
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