DAYTONA BEACH ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE
Soar 45 Feet Above the Canopy: The BIG ZIP COMBO at Daytona Beach
Combine Course 1 (10 obstacles, 4 zip lines) with the Big Zips portion of Course 2 (9 obstacles, 5 zip lines) — this guide explains what to expect, how to prepare, and the requirements for the Daytona Beach Zipline Adventure by Treetop Trekking BIG ZIP COMBO.
Soar 45 Feet Above the Canopy: The BIG ZIP COMBO at Daytona Beach.
The BIG ZIP COMBO at Daytona Beach threads two progressive treetop courses into a single outing: you’ll move from the lower, technical obstacles of Course 1 to the higher, longer zips of Course 2’s Big Zips section, topping out at about 45 feet above the ground and flying runs up to 500 feet long. It’s an accessible but adrenaline-forward park experience that rewards steady hands and a willingness to trust a harness and pulley as you cross from tree to tree.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Two Connected Courses, One Continuous Rush
The package pairs Course 1—10 obstacles and 4 zip lines—with the Big Zips section of Course 2—9 obstacles and 5 zip lines—so you progress from lower elements into the park’s longest, most exposed runs.
Long, High Ziplines—Up to 500 Feet
The Big Zips portion includes the park’s longest lines, with runs that reach lengths up to 500 feet and heights reaching roughly 45 feet above the ground.
Progressive Obstacles for Varied Abilities
Course 1 builds confidence with ten elements before you step up to the more demanding obstacles and big zips on Course 2, making the combo suitable for many visitors who meet the park’s requirements.
What the day feels like
What It Feels Like
Expect a measured ramp-up: you’ll clip in and climb through a sequence of tree-to-tree challenges on Course 1, then move to Course 2’s Big Zips where obstacles sit higher and the zip lines widen the perspective—long, airy runs that punctuate the circuit. The combo is structured so the early elements prepare you for the speed and exposure of the longer lines.
THE ROUTE
Two Connected Courses, One Continuous Rush
The package pairs Course 1—10 obstacles and 4 zip lines—with the Big Zips section of Course 2—9 obstacles and 5 zip lines—so you progress from lower elements into the park’s longest, most exposed runs.
THE ZIPS
Long, High Ziplines—Up to 500 Feet
The Big Zips portion includes the park’s longest lines, with runs that reach lengths up to 500 feet and heights reaching roughly 45 feet above the ground.
THE CHALLENGE
Progressive Obstacles for Varied Abilities
Course 1 builds confidence with ten elements before you step up to the more demanding obstacles and big zips on Course 2, making the combo suitable for many visitors who meet the park’s requirements.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing suits — and who should skip it.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Wear sturdy shoes—closed-toe footwear is required. Have any signed Minor Release forms ready for youth to speed check-in.
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early to check in and be fitted; late arrivals may miss their session.
Follow the operator’s pre-visit instructions regarding waivers and footwear to ensure a smooth start to the course.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Where do I meet for the BIG ZIP COMBO?
Meet at 1000 Orange Ave., Daytona Beach, FL 32114 for check-in, harnessing, and the safety briefing.
How early should I arrive?
Arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for check-in and gear fitting.
Is there an age or height minimum?
Yes. All participants must be at least 8 years old and 54 inches tall (4 feet, 6 inches).
Are there weight or size limits?
Maximum participant weight is 275 pounds. The operator typically accommodates up to a 48-inch waist and a 26-inch thigh.
Do minors need a guardian with them?
Children 12 and under must have a parent/guardian follow them (ground supervision is acceptable). Youth 17 and under require a parent/guardian to sign a Minor Release; you can print this from the operator’s website and bring it completed.
Can pregnant women participate?
No. Pregnant women are expressly prohibited from going on any courses.