Why You Should Go...

Alpine Adventures opened the first, longest, highest and fastest zipline canopy tour in New England in 2006 and continues to lead the way in the outdoor adventure industry. Located in the beautiful White Mountains of NH near Loon Mountain, the original zipline tree-top canopy tour was an instant hit. The Super SkyRider Tour is the highest, fastest zipline tour at Alpine with spectacular views of the White Mountains. Don’t miss out on Alpine’s new Treehouse, a stop on all of the zipline tours, where you can take in all of the views.

Alpine’s aerial adventure park, Thrillsville, challenges your abilities, great for families and those who want to test their skills. Thrillsville features multiple obstacles, as well as the BigAirBag Stuntzone, where participants can ride down the Colossus Ramp into the BigAirBag! Be sure not to forget the one-of-a-kind "Safari" Off-Road tours and winter zipline or snowshoe experience for year-round adventure.

Why You Should Go...

Alpine Adventures opened the first, longest, highest and fastest zipline canopy tour in New England in 2006 and continues to lead the way in the outdoor adventure industry. Located in the beautiful White Mountains of NH near Loon Mountain, the original zipline tree-top canopy tour was an instant hit. The Super SkyRider Tour is the highest, fastest zipline tour at Alpine with spectacular views of the White Mountains. Don’t miss out on Alpine’s new Treehouse, a stop on all of the zipline tours, where you can take in all of the views.

Alpine’s aerial adventure park, Thrillsville, challenges your abilities, great for families and those who want to test their skills. Thrillsville features multiple obstacles, as well as the BigAirBag Stuntzone, where participants can ride down the Colossus Ramp into the BigAirBag! Be sure not to forget the one-of-a-kind "Safari" Off-Road tours and winter zipline or snowshoe experience for year-round adventure.

What You Should Know...

Hours: 8:00am - 4:00pm, Daily

Hours change seasonally. Please call ahead or visit Alpine Adventures' website.

For safety reasons, only closed-toe shoes with secure backs are permitted. No clogs, flip-flops, or other footwear that could slip off are permitted. The decking is rough to avoid slipping and is brutal on bare toes. Dress for the weather, as Alpine Adventures is open rain, snow, or shine.

Guests may bring a camera or cell phone, but if it is dropped, it is lost. Wrist straps or pockets with zippers are highly recommended. To avoid losing valuable equipment, renting a GoPro camera is a great idea to capture your trip.

Zipline courses and trucks are inspected daily. The facility is inspected by a third party and ACCT regulations annually. Cables are half-inch aircraft-grade steel that will hold 23,000 lbs. attached to trees and poles that are guy-wired and cemented to the ground for strength and durability.