Cliffside Zips and a 12‑Foot Drop: The Tower Tour over Bonner Springs’ Forest Canopy

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Cliffside Zips and a 12‑Foot Drop: The Tower Tour over Bonner Springs’ Forest Canopy

A two‑hour guided zipline circuit from a 65 ft bluff with five tower‑to‑tower lines — including the region’s longest run and a 12 ft ‘Zero Gravity’ free‑fall finale — useful for planning what to expect and how to prepare.

Cliffside Zips and a 12‑Foot Drop: The Tower Tour over Bonner Springs’ Forest Canopy.

Duration
2 Hours
Location
Bonner Springs
Operator
Zip KC
Category
City Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Perched atop a 65‑foot tower on a bluff outside Bonner Springs, the Tower Tour threads five tower‑to‑tower ziplines through forest canopy, culminates in a distinctive 12‑foot ‘Zero Gravity’ free fall, and is operated locally by Zip KC.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LAUNCH

65‑Foot Bluff Tower with Panoramic Views

The tour begins on a 65‑foot tower at the top of a bluff, offering wide vistas across the region before you push off into the canopy.

THE ROUTE

Five Tower‑to‑Tower Lines Through Forest Canopy

The course links five ziplines between towers amid the trees, including the area’s longest and fastest line that stretches over a quarter‑mile.

THE FINALE

Zero Gravity: A Controlled 12‑Foot Free Fall

The tour’s signature finish is the Zero Gravity line, where participants experience a 12‑foot free fall before zipping to a secure landing for a final adrenaline spike.

What the day feels like

What the Tower Tour Feels Like

Over roughly two hours you climb the bluff to a 65‑foot tower, take in expansive views, then move through five tower‑to‑tower ziplines that thread the forest — starting with the longest, fastest run and ending on the unique Zero Gravity 12‑foot drop for a pulse‑raising finish.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who gets the most from the Tower Tour — and who should reconsider.

1
Adrenaline SeekersIdeal for travelers looking for high‑octane moments: long, fast zips and the 12‑foot Zero Gravity drop deliver repeated adrenaline hits.
2
First‑Time ZippersSuitable for newcomers who meet the weight criteria and are comfortable with heights; the guided format and progressive lines help build confidence.
3
Families with Eligible MembersFamilies can participate provided each rider falls within the strict 70–275 lb weight window; operators do not offer refunds if participants are outside this range.
4
Weight‑Restricted or Mobility‑Limited GuestsNot appropriate for anyone who cannot meet the mandatory 70–275 lb weight requirement; contact the operator before booking to discuss other concerns.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Plan for a guided outing that lasts approximately 2 hours from pre‑brief to finish.

Meeting Point

Meet at 12829 Loring Rd, Bonner Springs, KS 66012 for check‑in and equipment fitting.

What to Bring

Bring a government‑issued ID, comfortable outdoor clothing, closed‑toe shoes, and ensure you meet the weight requirement; additional personal gear guidance comes from the operator at check‑in.

Operator

The Tower Tour is run by Zip KC; follow the operator’s safety briefing and instructions throughout the experience.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the Tower Tour take?

The guided Tower Tour runs about 2 hours from start to finish.

Where do I meet for the tour?

Check‑in is at 12829 Loring Rd, Bonner Springs, KS 66012.

What are the weight requirements to zip line?

Everyone must weigh between 70 and 275 pounds to participate; this is a strict requirement.

Is there a refund if someone is outside the weight limits?

The operator does not offer refunds or vouchers for participants who are outside the weight requirements.

How many ziplines are on the course?

The tour includes five tower‑to‑tower ziplines through the forest canopy, starting from the 65‑foot tower.

What is the Zero Gravity feature?

The Zero Gravity line is the tour’s finale, offering a controlled 12‑foot free fall before participants zip to a safe landing.