DURHAM ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE
Soar Over Durham: Short Zipline Packages That Pack a Punch
A concise guide to Xtreme Park Adventures’ 2–6 zipline packages in Durham — distances, speeds, safety features, and what to bring for a 1–2 hour adrenaline burst.
Soar Over Durham: Short Zipline Packages That Pack a Punch.
At Xtreme Park Adventures in Durham, North Carolina, the Zipline Packages • 2–6 Ziplines let you cut through a local canopy for up to 3,000 feet at speeds reaching 35 mph, choosing either a four- or six-line run that concentrates the thrill into a focused 1–2 hour outing.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Fast, Focused Runs
The package covers runs through roughly 3,000 feet of canopy where participants can reach speeds up to 35 mph — a short, intense course that puts velocity front and center.
Choose Four or Six Lines
This offering is built around either a four-line or six-line sequence drawn from a larger canopy roster: the full site contains ten lines in total, and these shorter packages let you experience the core ziplines without committing to the longer tours.
Industry-Grade Braking
Xtreme Park Adventures uses an engineered ZIP STOP braking system, presented as the operator’s primary safety measure, so even short-package runs rely on a controlled, modern braking setup.
What the day feels like
What the Course Feels Like
The 2–6 zipline packages compress the canopy experience into a brisk outing: a rapid succession of launches and landings across several lines, covering the operator’s 3,000 feet of canopy and delivering bursts of speed up to 35 mph over a total duration of roughly 1–2 hours.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this package suits — and what the provided data does (and does not) specify.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Plan for a total on-site duration of roughly 1–2 hours for the 2–6 zipline packages.
Closed-toe shoes are required (no Crocs), and long hair should be secured with hair ties; pack according to active outdoor activity.
The operator employs the ZIP STOP braking system as the course’s primary safety technology; follow all staff instructions and harnessing procedures.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does a 2–6 zipline package take?
The supplied information lists the duration as approximately 1–2 hours.
How many ziplines are in this package?
You can choose either a four-line or six-line package drawn from the site’s canopy.
How fast do participants go?
Participants can reach speeds up to 35 mph on the course.
Is the 60-foot free fall included?
The 60-foot free-fall tower is offered only on select, longer tours (specifically the 8- and 11-line tours) and is not listed as part of the 2–6 line packages.
What safety systems are used?
The operator notes use of an engineered ZIP STOP braking system as the course’s safety brake system.
What should I wear?
Closed-toe shoes are required (no Crocs) and hair should be tied back with hair ties.