Zipline Tour at Wild Canyon Adventures Edit listing

The Zipline Tour at Wild Canyon Adventures — the Monster Ziplines — is the longest zipline experience in Cabo San Lucas: 8 lines covering 4.5 km (2.8 miles) of cable across a private canyon at Km 19.5 of the Tourist Corridor, including an 815-meter single line, the longest in Baja California Sur. Tickets run $99 per adult and $82 for kids 8–12, and the ride takes about 2.5 to 3 hours.

Wild Canyon is the only adventure park in Los Cabos, operating since 2006 on 115 hectares of private canyon land between the desert and the coast at El Tule — and the zipline ticket is all-inclusive park access: the hanging bridge, Wagoona Aqua Park, the SEMARNAT-certified animal sanctuary, bike tracks and a complimentary tequila tasting come with it. The park is IAAPA and FCCA certified and is the only certified BRP Experiences outfitter in Los Cabos.

Why the Monster Ziplines Stand Out

The longest zipline tour in Los Cabos — 4.5 km of total cable across 8 lines, crowned by an 815-meter single run, the longest in Baja California Sur.

Side-by-side tandem zipping — up to 4 riders can fly at once, which is why families and groups favor this canyon over single-line operators.

All-inclusive park ticket — the hanging bridge, Wagoona Aqua Park, animal sanctuary, bike tracks and a tequila tasting are included, not upsells.

No van-ride day — everything happens at one location under 30 minutes from most Los Cabos hotels, with free cancellation up to 48 hours and free date changes up to 24 hours.

What to Expect

1. Check in at the park (Km 19.5, Tourist Corridor) — the $22 park entry fee applies to every visitor.
2. Safety briefing and gear-up with certified equipment.
3. RZR transfer up the canyon to the first platform.
4. Fly the 8 ziplines — 4.5 km of cable including the 815-meter monster line, side-by-side with up to 4 riders.
5. Hike the scenic trails between stations (about 45 minutes of walking in 5–15 minute stretches).
6. Free time afterward: hanging bridge, Wagoona Aqua Park, animal sanctuary and the complimentary tequila tasting.

Pricing & What's Included

Adults (13+): $99 USD · Kids 8–12: $82 USD · Park entry fee: $22 USD per person, mandatory · Round-trip transportation: optional add-on at $9 per person.

Included: 8 ziplines, RZR transfer between lines, certified safety equipment, safety briefing, aqua park, hanging bridges, animal sanctuary access, bike and pump tracks, lockers, hydration stations and a tequila tasting.

Not included: the $22 park entry fee, transportation ($9 round trip), and optional photo packages or GoPro rental.

When Is the Best Time to Zipline in Cabo?

The canyon runs year-round with tour departures at 9:00 AM, 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM. The 9 AM slot is the coolest ride in summer (June–September) and leaves the whole afternoon for the aqua park; winter afternoons bring softer light through the canyon for photos. Confirm your exact slot when booking.

Who It's For

Worth it for adventure seekers, families with kids 8 and up, and first-time zipliners who want one ticket to fill a whole day. Skip it if anyone in the group is pregnant or has heart, neck, back or respiratory conditions, vertigo or limited mobility — and note the 45 minutes of hiking on varied terrain between lines.

Know Before You Go

Ages: adults 13+, kids 8–12 with their own rate. Weight limits: 55–300 lb (22–136 kg) on lines 1–7; 55–250 lb (22–113 kg) on line 8. Wear: closed-toe shoes and athletic clothing. Cancellation: free up to 48 hours before; free date changes up to 24 hours before.

Hours & Reservations

Departures: 9:00 AM, 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM daily — plan 4–5 hours total at the park. Confirm times when booking.

Reservations: Book via the official page at wildcanyon.com.mx or by WhatsApp.

Getting there: Km 19.5 Carretera Transpeninsular (Tourist Corridor), under 30 minutes from most Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo hotels.

Reviewed by What's In Cabo Editorial Team, 2026-06-12. Prices verified June 2026. Sources: wildcanyon.com.mx (tour page, pricing, about), TripAdvisor.