Above the Pines: A 20‑Acre Canopy Run with a 150‑Foot Suspension Bridge

BAILEYS HARBOR AIR ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE

Above the Pines: A 20‑Acre Canopy Run with a 150‑Foot Suspension Bridge

A full zipline canopy tour through 20 acres of treetops — including a 150-foot suspension bridge, water crossing and a dual-race finish — this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.

Above the Pines: A 20‑Acre Canopy Run with a 150‑Foot Suspension Bridge.

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Baileys Harbor
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Lakeshore Adventures
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Air Activities
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Set among Door County’s woods, the Zipline Canopy Tour threads platforms through 20 acres of treetops and offers sweeping views across preserved land. The full-course experience includes two tree-top landings, a 150-foot suspension bridge, a water crossing and a dual-race zipline finish — a compact, engineered rush that typically takes under an hour from start to finish.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

A 20‑acre, 2,000' treetop canopy

The course snakes across roughly 20 acres of forest and is billed as a 2000' treetop canopy tour with a five‑element course that keeps the pace varied from platform to platform.

THE FINISH

Dual‑race zip and a suspension bridge

The finale lets you race a partner on dual zip lines and crosses a 150‑foot suspension bridge; the route also includes a water crossing that punctuates the middle of the tour.

THE SYSTEM

Engineered safety with automatic brakes

The course uses automatic brake systems as part of its safety setup to manage speed and landings across the canopy elements.

What the day feels like

What the experience feels like

The tour is a guided progression from platform to platform: you clip in, launch into short to long zips through the treetops, pause on tree‑top landings, traverse the 150‑foot suspension bridge and, near the end, lock into a side‑by‑side race down dual zips. Groups move as a unit, and the full run is compact — intense bursts of speed and quiet treetop ferrying, all inside a preserved wooded setting.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this canopy tour suits — and who should sit this one out.

1
Active Families (older children)Good fit for families with kids who meet the minimum weight and can follow staff instructions; the course is short in duration but physically active and harnessed.
2
Friends & Adrenaline SeekersIdeal for small groups looking for a compact, social rush — especially with the dual‑race finish — provided everyone meets the weight and health requirements.
3
Pregnant TravelersNot a fit — pregnant women are not permitted to participate on this course.
4
People with certain medical conditionsNot recommended for anyone with heart, leg, arm or back problems, or any medical condition that limits physical activity; participants should consult a doctor if unsure and must disclose conditions to staff.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Tours run roughly 45 minutes to 1 hour 15 minutes, with exact length varying by group size.

What to Bring

Closed‑toe, secure‑heel shoes are required; tie back long hair, remove dangling jewelry, and avoid skirts or very short shorts since you will wear a harness.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What are the weight requirements to participate?

Participants must meet the weight requirement of approximately 60 lbs to 275 lbs.

Can pregnant people join the tour?

Pregnant women will not be allowed to participate.

What if I have a bee allergy?

If you have bee allergies alert staff and bring your EpiPen with you.

Is there a deposit or payment policy?

A 10% deposit is required at booking, with the remainder charged to a card prior to or at the end of the tour; no‑shows will be charged the full tour amount and credit card payments only are accepted.

Can someone participate while under the influence?

Participants under the influence of alcohol, illegal drugs or impairing prescription drugs will not be permitted to participate.