If your idea of fun includes flying through the air with the wind in your face and Texas unfolding beneath your feet, then ziplining is your next must-do adventure. From lush hill country to piney woods and canyon cliffs, the Lone Star State has zipline spots that deliver high-flying thrills with unforgettable views.
WHY GO: One of the most unique zipline parks in the state. Soar through a cypress-lined ravine and end your day in a treehouse.
HIGHLIGHT: Night zips available!
BONUS: Stay overnight in a luxury treehouse for a full canopy adventure.
WHY GO: Hill Country views for days. Ten ziplines stretch over canyons and creeks with panoramic scenes.
BEST FOR: First-timers and thrill seekers alike
TIPS: Bring your GoPro or helmet cam—the scenery is epic.
WHY GO: The wildest ride in the wildest part of Texas. Fly over desert canyons near the Rio Grande with nothing but raw landscape below.
VIBE: Remote, rugged, totally unforgettable
PRO TIP: Book during sunset for stunning desert sky colors.
WHY GO: Don’t let the name fool you—this East Texas gem offers stunning forest views and high-flying fun.
FEATURE: 30-mile views from the top platform
KID-FRIENDLY? Yes, with options for younger adventurers too
WHY GO: Home to the longest zipline in Texas (over 2,800 feet long!)
PERFECT FOR: Groups, bachelor/ette parties, or just cooling off by the water
ADDED FUN: Ends with a boat ride across Lake Travis—bonus chill factor
WHY GO: Family-friendly, beginner-friendly, and perfect for a quick adrenaline fix
EXTRAS: Obstacle courses, wall climbing, and more
GREAT FOR: Birthday parties, team-building, and kids
WEAR CLOSED-TOE SHOES: Safety first, flip-flops last
BRING WATER: Hydrate before and after—especially in the Texas heat
CHECK WEIGHT LIMITS: Each park has different guidelines
ARRIVE EARLY: Most require pre-ride safety briefings
CAMERA FRIENDLY: Some parks allow GoPros—just make sure it’s secure
From the canyons of Big Bend to the treetops of the Hill Country, ziplining across Texas is more than just a thrill—it’s a whole new way to experience the land. You’ll fly over rivers, forests, cliffs, and wide-open skies with your heart racing and your spirit flying.
So gear up, take that leap, and let Texas show you the view from above.