MOAB ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE
High Above Moab: A Sunset Zip Line Circuit Across the Longest Land‑to‑Land Course in the U.S.
A three‑hour, off‑road evening outing that mixes six zip lines, a 100‑ft suspension bridge and a private overlook for sunset toasts—this guide helps you know what to expect and who can join.
High Above Moab: A Sunset Zip Line Circuit Across the Longest Land‑to‑Land Course in the U.S..
The Sunset Zip Line Tour climbs Raven’s Rim by 4x4/UTV to a private overlook above Moab’s red‑rock fins, then sends guests across six zip lines and a 100‑foot suspension bridge before returning downhill as evening falls.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Six zip lines across the longest land‑to‑land route in the U.S.
The tour features six zip lines that together form the longest land‑to‑land course in the United States, giving sustained runs across Moab’s desert fins.
4x4 ascent to Raven’s Rim
Guests ride up to Raven’s Rim in UTVs/4x4s for exclusive sunset vantage points over the La Sal Mountains and surrounding desert.
A 100‑foot suspension bridge and a sunset toast
Between zip lines guests walk a dramatic 100‑foot suspension bridge and stop at a private overlook where a complimentary beverage is served to toast the sunset; kids receive nonalcoholic drinks.
What the day feels like
What the evening feels like
Over roughly three hours the outing moves from a 4x4/UTV ascent up Raven’s Rim to a sequence of six zip lines and a crossing of a 100‑foot suspension bridge, ending at a private overlook for sunset and a complimentary beverage before a downhill return as light fades.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits—and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The outing includes a complimentary beverage at the overlook; kids receive nonalcoholic drinks. The operator conducts a 4x4/UTV ascent to Raven’s Rim and returns downhill after sunset.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Sunset Zip Line Tour?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours.
How many zip lines are on the course?
The tour includes six zip lines comprising the longest land‑to‑land course in the United States.
Is there an age minimum for participants?
Yes. Participants must be at least 7 years old; contact the operator for questions about children under 7.
Are there weight limits?
Yes. Participant weight must be between 50 and 275 pounds; contact the operator for special cases.
Can pregnant people join the tour?
No. Pregnant women are not permitted to participate.
Is there food or drink provided?
Guests are offered a complimentary beverage at the private overlook to toast the view; children are served nonalcoholic drinks.