Colorado Springs zipline tours: three courses, three budgets
A Colorado Springs zipline tour does not run inside the Garden of the Gods itself. The two longest courses cross the cliffs of Seven Falls in South Cheyenne Canyon, and the shortest one starts in Manitou Springs, a few minutes from the park. That makes ziplining an easy add-on to a day among the red rocks.
Prices are per person and current as of November 2026: $130, $288 and $408.
Our picks: zipline tours
The 90-minute ride suits families and a first zipline.
Hand-picked tours, booked through Viator. Prices are indicative starting prices in US dollars (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Ultimate Seven Falls zipline experience
- Guides and all equipment
- Minivan transfer to the canyon
- Bottled water
The service charge is included.
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Signature Fins zipline course at Seven Falls
- Guides and all equipment
- Minivan transfer to the canyon
- Bottled water
The service charge is included.
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Colo-Rad zipline tour from Manitou Springs
- Local guide
- Round-trip shared transfer
- Helmet, harness and trolley
Colorado Springs zipline tours
Compare the Manitou Springs ride with the two Seven Falls courses, each with guides and gear.
Signature Fins course
The Fins course takes about three hours and costs $288. Guides, all equipment, bottled water and the service charge are part of the price.
The tour meets at a reservations booth at 6 Lake Avenue, across from the Golden Bee, 15 minutes before departure. Parking in the adjacent lot is free, and an air-conditioned minivan carries the group to the canyon.
Ultimate Seven Falls: four hours
The Ultimate course costs $408, which is $120 more than Fins. It starts at the same booth and uses the same minivan transfer, with guides, equipment, water and the service charge included.
It suits confident adults and teenagers who want the full canyon, and anyone who has done a shorter course before. If this is your first zipline, Fins gives you most of the views for less money.
Manitou Springs Colo-Rad: the short and affordable ride
The Colo-Rad tour lasts 90 minutes and costs $130. Helmet, harness and trolley come with the tour.
Children from age 6 can take part, which makes this the family choice. The walking between lines is short, a few hundred yards in total, with two climbs of under 90 yards. Wheelchair users cannot take part. Pair it with a visit to Manitou Springs before or after.
Who can ride, and what to wear
The Seven Falls courses accept guests from 90 to 250 pounds, and pregnancy rules out participation. Wear fully closed shoes; toe shoes are not allowed. At Colo-Rad, adults must weigh under 250 pounds.
Best time for a Colorado Springs zipline tour
Colo-Rad runs daily all year. In summer departures run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and in the off season departures are at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Afternoon thunderstorms are typical in summer, so a morning slot is the safer plan. Rain alone does not cancel a tour, but unsafe weather does. Wear layers and bring a light rain jacket.
Planning other days? See our Garden of the Gods tours for jeeps, e-bikes and Segways.
Ziplining in Colorado Springs: questions and answers
How much does a zipline tour in Colorado Springs cost?
Per person, the Manitou Springs ride costs $130, the Fins course $288 and the Ultimate Seven Falls course $408. The service charge is included in the two Seven Falls prices.
How long do the tours take?
The Colo-Rad ride takes 90 minutes, the Fins course about three hours and the Ultimate course four hours. Arrive 15 minutes before departure for each.
What is the age and weight limit?
Colo-Rad accepts children from age 6, and adults must weigh under 250 pounds. The Seven Falls courses take guests between 90 and 250 pounds.
Is ziplining inside Garden of the Gods?
No. The Seven Falls courses are in South Cheyenne Canyon and Colo-Rad starts in Manitou Springs. Both are close to the park, so they combine well with a day of sightseeing.