GASTON ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE
Above Hagg Lake: Gaston’s Tree-to-Tree Zipline That Climbs, Bridges and Screams for Nearly a Quarter Mile
A focused, two-hour zipline canopy tour at Tree to Tree Adventure Park that sends riders over Hagg Lake and across a 1,280‑foot line—this guide helps you prepare, book, and stay safe.
Above Hagg Lake: Gaston’s Tree-to-Tree Zipline That Climbs, Bridges and Screams for Nearly a Quarter Mile.
At Tree to Tree Adventure Park in Gaston you strap into a certified harness, step up to the departure tower and launch into a zipline-only circuit that threads the forest canopy above Hagg Lake. The route includes a crossing of the Panama Bridge and a 1,280-foot zip—almost a quarter mile—offering sustained, high-angle views of lake, trees and nearby mountains during an approximately two-hour outing.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A signature 1,280‑foot line
The park’s long zip line stretches roughly 1,280 feet—one of the area’s longest—delivering an extended, high-adrenaline run after you cross the Panama Bridge.
Bird’s‑eye vistas over Hagg Lake and timber
Riders glide above dense forest and openings that reveal Hagg Lake and the surrounding ridgelines, with ample time to take in the sights while zipped along the canopy course.
Staff‑fitted harnesses and engineered gear
Tree to Tree emphasizes safety: trained staff fit every participant into a harness, and engineered equipment is regularly inspected to meet strict quality standards.
What the day feels like
What the tour feels like
This is a zipline-only tour: after arrival and harnessing at the departure tower, staff send participants from platform to platform, across a suspension bridge and down multiple zips—culminating in a long, fast 1,280‑foot run that carries you above treetops and lake-facing exposures. The sequence is engineered to be thrilling while maintaining continuous safety oversight.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most out of this outing—and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The zipline tour runs about two hours. The park operates seasonally from March through mid-November.
Pull long hair back, wear close‑toed shoes (no Crocs), dress for the weather and bring water; snacks and drinks are available for purchase, and you may bring your own food (no alcohol).
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled reservation—tours may depart without late arrivals and refunds won’t be issued. All adventures require a reservation and are offered first‑come, first‑served; the park is near Henry Hagg Lake in Gaston, about an hour by car from Portland.
Guests are discreetly weighed on arrival for safety: the park enforces a 75–250 lb participant weight range and maintains regular equipment inspections; the tour is a physical activity—stay hydrated and rest if needed.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Is there an age limit for the zipline?
There is no age limit, but for safety all guests must weigh between 75 and 250 pounds and will be discreetly weighed on arrival.
How long is the Zipline Canopy Tour?
The zipline-only tour runs approximately two hours.
What should I wear and bring?
Pull long hair back, wear close‑toed shoes (no Crocs), dress for the weather, and bring water; food and non‑alcoholic snacks are allowed.
Do I need a reservation?
Yes—every adventure requires a reservation; tours are scheduled and available on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
What is the arrival policy?
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled reservation; tours may need to leave on time and late arrivals may not be refunded.
Is alcohol allowed on the course?
No—alcohol is not permitted; you may bring your own food and drinks but please do not bring alcohol.