LEADVILLE ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE
A Full-Throttle Day: Zip the High Lines, Raft Browns Canyon
A combined morning zipline and afternoon Browns Canyon rafting day trip out of Leadville—this guide distills what to expect, what to pack, and key restrictions for a safe, action-packed eight-hour outing.
A Full-Throttle Day: Zip the High Lines, Raft Browns Canyon.
From a mountaintop launch to the whitewater below, Zip and Raft—Browns Canyon Mid Day Rafting stitches two high-adrenaline pursuits into a single eight-hour itinerary out of Leadville. Participants will spend the morning on the zipline course and the afternoon navigating Browns Canyon on a guided raft trip, all organized by KODI Rafting.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Two Peak Experiences in One Day
This excursion pairs a morning zipline session with an afternoon raft run through Browns Canyon, delivering both aerial speed and riverborne thrills in a single eight-hour outing.
Morning Zipline Rush
The zipline component launches guests into open-air runs that precede the river portion of the day—an ideal way to prime adrenaline before hitting Browns Canyon in the afternoon.
A World-Scale Zipline Reference
As a point of comparison, the longest zip line in the world—The Eye of the Jaguar in Peru—stretches 6,990 feet (about 1.3 miles) and can reach speeds up to 68 mph, underscoring the global scope of zipline feats.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
The itinerary is tightly focused: a morning of guided ziplining followed by an afternoon raft trip through Browns Canyon. Expect a paced, sequential flow—check-in at the Leadville meeting point, the aerial portion first to maximize morning light and energy, then the raft segment downstream in the afternoon—packed within an eight-hour program.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should opt out.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The combined zipline-and-rafting program is an eight-hour experience; expect morning zipline activities followed by an afternoon rafting segment.
Avoid cotton and long pants when possible; wear comfortable, quick-drying clothing. Bring hats, sunscreen, sunglasses, and secure footwear such as tennis shoes or rubber-soled sport sandals. KODI Rafting rents wetsuits, booties and splash tops for extra protection.
For ziplining, long pants are recommended and closed-toed shoes like hiking boots or sneakers are best; small backpacks for water or a phone are permitted. Weight limits apply—no one under 60 pounds or over 260 pounds can zip line—and pregnant women cannot zip line.
Participants meet at the operator’s Leadville location prior to the start of activities: 6492 CO-91, Leadville, CO 80461, USA.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Zip and Raft experience?
The full combined experience runs approximately eight hours.
Where do I meet the group in Leadville?
The meeting location is 6492 CO-91, Leadville, CO 80461, USA.
What should I wear and bring for the day?
Avoid cotton and jeans; wear quick-drying layers. Bring hats, sunscreen, sunglasses, and secure shoes you don’t mind getting wet. KODI rents wetsuits, booties and splash tops if needed.
Are there weight or health restrictions for ziplining?
Yes—ziplining is not permitted for anyone under 60 pounds or over 260 pounds; pregnant women cannot zip line.
Can I bring a small backpack or phone on the zipline?
You may carry a small backpack for bottled water or a cell phone during the zipline portion, and sunglasses are recommended.
Are wetsuits available for the rafting portion?
KODI Rafting rents wetsuits, booties and splash tops for additional protection.