Soar from Missouri’s highest point and ride a 1/2-mile ziprider at up to 55 mph
20 Minutes
Tower ticket, Ziprider ride
Take a seat and ride the Vigilante Extreme Ziprider from Missouri’s highest point for a fast, sky-high view of the Ozarks. With automatic braking and no controls to manage, you can focus on the thrill of the descent.
Arrive 30 minutes early to check in at Inspiration Tower, and complete a waiver prior to check in. Riders must be 75–275 lbs and 52–80 inches tall; children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. No flip-flops or open-heel shoes, and no gum, food, or drinks on the attraction; do not ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Must cancel more than 48 hours before the tour to receive a full refund. No refund is given for cancellations within 48 hours of the tour.
No. Your reservation time is not a guarantee of your ride time; weather and other unforeseen delays may affect when you ride.
Riders must be between 75–275 lbs and 52–80 inches tall, and must safely fit in the harness.
This is an adventure sport activity and is not recommended for guests with high blood pressure; heart, back, or neck problems; motion sickness; recent surgery; medical sensitivity to quick stopping motions; extreme fear of heights; epilepsy; a history of panic attacks; or other conditions that could be aggravated. Expectant mothers should not ride.
6021 W. 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616
Climb to the top of Shepherd of the Hills Inspiration Tower and the Ozark Mountains unfold in every direction, rolling ridges fading into a blue-green horizon. Standing 230 feet above the historic Shepherd of the Hills homestead in Branson, Missouri, the tower places you at the center of a landscape that inspired one of America's most beloved regional novels. The view rewards every step of the ascent.
This entertainment complex offers a solid variety of activities that families especially seem to enjoy. The adventure park gets consistent praise for keeping kids engaged with obstacle courses, ziplines, the Copperhead mountain coaster, mini golf, and a suspension bridge. The Chuckwagon dinner show stands out as a highlight, with visitors loving the performers and singers. Tours with knowledgeable guides like Jim and Cowboy John leave a strong impression, and the Inspiration Tower provides stunning views worth the climb. However, operational issues pop up frequently enough to warrant attention. Staffing appears stretched thin, leading to long waits for meals, rides, and even just picking up pre-purchased tickets. Several visitors mention confusion at ticket counters about what's included in various packages. The outdoor drama divides audiences sharply—some find it excellent while others feel it drags. A few guests encountered staff members who came across as dismissive or unhelpful, though this doesn't seem universal. If you're going with younger children and can visit on less crowded days, you'll likely have a great time. Just plan for some wait times and maybe skip the stairs for tower access if lines look long.
I gave it 5 stars because the show was absolutely worth seeing. It will have you laughing. The food however was not great, pork, mashed potatoes, and green beans were very salty. My chicken was small and over cooked, the cake was flat, dry and had canned icing on it. For the amount of money you pay per person you should get a better quality cooked meal.
Tina Powell
May 20, 2026
I gave it 5 stars because the show was absolutely worth seeing. It will have you laughing. The food however was not great, pork, mashed potatoes, and green beans were very salty. My chicken was small and over cooked, the cake was flat, dry and had canned icing on it. For the amount of money you pay per person you should get a better quality cooked meal.
Tina Powell
May 20, 2026