4 Ziplines in Queenstown, Compared

1.Small-Group Zipline Adventure in Queenstown

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 933 reviews · from $73Our pick

From the Skyline summit, two Ziptrek guides lead you through a series of forest ziplines above Queenstown. Choose a gentler family course, a longer six-line option, or the Kereru course with a 21-meter drop. Expect safety instruction, mountain views, a short forest walk, and local ecology stories.

“Guides were excellent with knowledge of flora and fauna plus explaining each zip line we did. They catered well for the confident and nervous participants. Signage to finding where to go could be improved.”

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2.3-Hour Zipline Adventure with 6-Lines

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 485 reviews · 3 hours · from $124

Meet your English-speaking guides at the Ziptrek Treehouse on Bob’s Peak, then ride six ziplines through native beech forest. You’ll cross 12 treetop platforms, hear local stories, walk downhill for 20 minutes, and finish with a 70kph line. The $124 price excludes the Skyline Gondola.

“Great fun for a group. Excellent guides, Zoe and Adam made it fun for all and we felt safe. Very enjoyable afternoon with beautiful views.”

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3.2-Hour Zipline Tour with 4-Lines

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 462 reviews · 2 hours · from $95

Meet your guides at the Ziptrek Treehouse atop Bob’s Peak, then ride four ziplines through native forest above Queenstown. The lines grow longer, higher, and faster as you go. Guides such as Liv, Alex, Ben, and Jacob have been praised for clear safety briefings, local stories, and fun tricks.

“Our guides were Shaz and Mitch and they made the whole experience even more fun. Loved it.”

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4.1-Hour Zipline Tour with 2-Lines & 21-Meter Drop

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 119 reviews · 1 hour · from $71Best value

Meet your English-speaking Ziptrek guides at Bob’s Peak for two treetop zip lines and a controlled 21-meter drop. You’ll hear stories about Māori legends, local history, native birds, and ecology, then walk 10 minutes uphill along the Tiki Trail. Guides such as Sydney, Shazz, Ben, and Reece are known for calm safety briefings and good humor.

“It's a while back but the 2 ladies Lucy & Sidney look after everyone with great smiles care & attention ..If you haven't tried ziplining before ..this lot will look after you..thanks again ladies”

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