Zipline Courses

Choose one, two, or all three canopy courses through 13 acres of forest in Spring, Texas. Gear up, learn the ropes, and work your way from your first zipline to suspended bridges, the park’s longest racing ziplines, and our 42-ft Summit Plummet

Best for: Visitors who want a canopy experience without booking the full Adventure Pass

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45-60 mins

PER COURSE

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$55-$105

PER GUEST

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Age 6+

UNDER 12 W/ GUARDIAN

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45 to 265 lbs

WEIGHT

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PER GUEST

$55-$105

Zipline Courses

$55-$105

per guest

 1,800+ Reviews · 4.9★ Average


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    What You'll Do

    Three Unique Zipline Courses. One Adventure. Choose your experience.

    Every zipline adventure begins with Ground School, where our guides show you how to use our continuous belay system and teach you how to move confidently through the course before you head into the trees.


    From there, choose the experience that's right for you:


    ‣ One Course: Complete Ground School and Go Fly.

    ‣ Two Courses: After Go Fly, choose either:

    • Go Long, featuring our aerial park and the park's longest side-by-side ziplines, or
    • Go High, home to the thrilling Summit Plummet, a 42-foot vertical drop.

    ‣ Three Courses: Experience it all by taking on Go Fly, Go Long, and Go High.


    Once you've completed Ground School, the adventure is self-guided at your own pace. Our trained staff are stationed throughout the course—in the trees and on the ground—to provide assistance whenever you need it.

    What's Included

    • 1-course, 2-course, and 3-course ticket options
    • Ground School instruction and practice
    • Harness and helmet
    • General Admission - access to ground activities during your visit
    • Suspended bridges on every course
    • Staff support throughout the courses

    The Three Courses

    1 Course: Go Fly

    “Go Fly” Through The Treetops!


    • 5 zip lines and 3 suspended bridges
    • Longest zip: 195 feet
    • Guests may do Go Fly twice if desired!
    • Designed as the starting point for every guest, with enough time to build confidence before moving higher
    • Best for first-timers, families with kids who meet the reach requirement, and guests who want to see what ziplining at Geronimo is all about
    • 1 adult needed if the child's reach is under 66 inches, or 2 adults for reach under 58 inches


    2 Courses: Go Fly + Go High or Go Long

    “Go Fly” Through the Treetops, then choose EITHER the “Go High” or “Go Long” Course!


    • Start with Go Fly, and then continue through Go Long and Go High.
    • Go High includes 5 zip lines, 3 suspended bridges, and Summit Plummet, a 42-foot simulated vertical drop from the highest point in the park
    • Go Long includes 6 zip lines, 3 suspended bridges, a 9-element aerial obstacle course, and the park’s longest racing ziplines
    • Best for guests who have about 2 hours for ziplining, or who would like to experience Go Fly and one of the higher courses
    • Reach requirement: 72 inches to zipline independently on Go High and 78 inches to zipline independently on Go Long. If reach is under these requirements, an adult must accompany the child to assist at certain points along the course.
    • Summit Plummet weight limit: 250 lbs


    3 Courses: Go Fly + Go Long + Go High

    Experience all 3 thrilling zipline courses, “Go Fly”, “Go Long”, and “Go High”!


    • Complete all three canopy courses in one visit
    • Start with Go Fly, and then continue through Go Long and Go Highz
    • Includes 16 total zip lines, 9 suspended bridges, 9 aerial challenge elements, the 555-foot side-by-side racing zipline finale, and Summit Plummet
    • Best for guests who want the complete zipline experience at Geronimo
    • Weight requirement: 45 to 265 lbs for zipline courses
    • Summit Plummet weight limit: 250 lbs

    Pricing

    • 1 course: $55
    • 2 courses: $80
    • 3 courses: $105
    • Adventure Pass: $140 (all three courses + axe throwing + rock wall + grounds)
    • Unlimited Adventure Pass: $180 (unlimited access to all activities, all day)
    • Add-ons available at checkout

    What to Wear

    • Athletic or outdoor clothing recommended
    • Clothing that covers from thighs to shoulders recommended for comfort under the harness
    • Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes required for ziplining
    • No sandals, open-toed shoes, or Crocs on the zipline courses
    • Full-finger gloves required for ziplining and may be brought from home or purchased on-site
    • Photo ID matching credit card used for purchase

    Things to Know

    • Ages 6 and up
    • Weight requirement is 45 to 265 lbs for zipline courses
    • Summit Plummet weight limit is 250 lbs
    • Reach requirements apply by course
    • All zipline course packages must include Go Fly unless Ground School and Go Fly were completed within the last 6 months
    • General Admission, Ground School instruction, harness, and helmet included with zipline passes
    • Phones must be properly attached to your harness with Geronimo phone harness
    • Phone harness and locker rental available
    • No loose items allowed on the zipline courses, including items in pockets or fanny packs
    • Action-cam rentals are available with any zipline pass

    Adds On

    • Fire pits may be available as a seasonal add-on for select events. S’mores kits and roast-your-own hot dog meals are available when fire pits are offered, while regular hot dog meals are available year-round
    • Non-zipping friends may join you at the park with a General Admission ticket
    • Laser Tag in the Forest - available for groups
    • Rock Wall Climbing - available as an add-on for groups and select events

    Hours

    • Book a time slot before you arrive
    • Courses run throughout open hours
    • Arrive 10-15 minutes before your scheduled start time
    • Complete your waiver online before your visit to move through check-in faster
    • Check the hours calendar before you book
    • Public park hours change seasonally and may include extra open days during holidays, school breaks, and special weekends. Check the live calendar for current availability.

    Where to Meet

    • 6749 Farm to Market 2920, Spring, TX 77379 Get directions
    • Geronimo is at the end of Lee Road, past U-Haul
    • Check in at the Welcome Center: we'll get you checked in and headed to your activities from there
    Frequently Asked Questions

    Got Questions?

    • Do I have to do the courses in order?

      Yes. All guests complete the Go Fly Course first, regardless of experience level or how many courses they have booked. The Go Fly Course is where ground school translates into real movement and where the belay system becomes muscle memory.

    • How long does each course take?

      Allow approximately 45–60 minutes per course, moving at a relaxed pace. The aerial obstacle section of Course Three adds time. Some guests spend an extended period working through the nine elements. A full three-course day typically runs three to five hours depending on pace and any grounds time between courses.

    • I am afraid of heights. Can I still do this?

      Absolutely. You’re not the first person to arrive feeling nervous about heights, and you don’t have to be fearless to enjoy Geronimo. Ground School starts at ground level, giving you time to learn the equipment and understand how everything works before you head into the trees. The continuous belay system keeps you connected throughout the course, and our guides are there to support you along the way. Many first-time guests find that their nerves ease after the first few zips. And if you decide it’s not for you, there’s no pressure to continue—you can always choose another activity.

    • Do I have to do the Summit Plummet on the Go High Course?

      No. When you reach the top of Summit Plummet, you choose how you want to come down. Take the 42-foot vertical drop for the full-adrenaline experience, or choose the slow side for a controlled descent that lowers you gradually to the ground. The choice is yours when you reach the Summit—you don’t have to decide when you book.

    • What is the weight limit?

      Minimum weight is 45 lbs. Maximum weight is 265 lbs for zipline courses, and 250 lbs for the Summit Plummet on the Go High Course.

    • Do I have to do the courses in order?

      Yes. All guests complete the Go Fly Course first, regardless of experience level or how many courses they have booked. The Go Fly Course is where ground school translates into real movement and where the belay system becomes muscle memory.

    • How long does each course take?

      Allow approximately 45–60 minutes per course, moving at a relaxed pace. The aerial obstacle section of Course Three adds time. Some guests spend an extended period working through the nine elements. A full three-course day typically runs three to five hours depending on pace and any grounds time between courses.

    • I am afraid of heights. Can I still do this?

      Absolutely. You’re not the first person to arrive feeling nervous about heights, and you don’t have to be fearless to enjoy Geronimo. Ground School starts at ground level, giving you time to learn the equipment and understand how everything works before you head into the trees. The continuous belay system keeps you connected throughout the course, and our guides are there to support you along the way. Many first-time guests find that their nerves ease after the first few zips. And if you decide it’s not for you, there’s no pressure to continue—you can always choose another activity.

    • Do I have to do the Summit Plummet on the Go High Course?

      No. When you reach the top of Summit Plummet, you choose how you want to come down. Take the 42-foot vertical drop for the full-adrenaline experience, or choose the slow side for a controlled descent that lowers you gradually to the ground. The choice is yours when you reach the Summit—you don’t have to decide when you book.

    • What is the weight limit?

      Minimum weight is 45 lbs. Maximum weight is 265 lbs for zipline courses, and 250 lbs for the Summit Plummet on the Go High Course.

    THE GERONIMO EXPERIENCE ACCORDING TO OUR GUESTs

    Don't just take our word for it.

    "Monica and Maisy took super good care of me on my first zip line experience, explaining how to do everything and I was able to easily maneuver through the park on my own. Once Monica told me about the Summit Plummet, I couldn't wait to try it out and it was a lot of fun. I really enjoyed the long zip lines and didn't have any problems. I had an amazing adventure! Thank you for such a great time!!"

    Travis • Google

    "Absolutely amazing place. Me and my boyfriend got 3 courses, Go Fly, Go High, Go Long. Go Fly not difficult at all, super fun and easy. Go High easy too, no extra physical effort. And finally Go Long, the most difficult for me and the most fun. It requires climbing bridges and a lot of balance. In the end, longest and fastest zip line. If I have to choose one, it would be Go Long! Well-coordinated teamwork, everyone is so supportive and attentive. You won't be allowed to go up until the instructor is sure you've mastered how to move and how to give signals. Safety goes first."

    Nataliya • Google

    "So much fun! And lots of stuff to do. Axe throwing, obstacle course, rock climbing, and other games. Then the ropes course/zip lines were fun. The ropes sections were challenging, and the zip lines were fun, both short and long, fast and slow. Very knowledgeable staff, friendly and helpful. Clean fresh equipment (harnesses/helmets/gloves). Very organized and prepped. I have been on many zipline / ropes courses, and this is honestly one of the top courses I have experienced. Well done, keep up the good work!!!"

    Jesse W. • Google

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