Zipline Fremont Pass, then raft Browns Canyon class III rapids in one day
8 hours
Zipline, half-day rafting, shuttle
Spend a full day combining two Colorado classics: ziplining near the summit of Fremont Pass and an afternoon raft trip through Browns Canyon National Monument.
Zipline weight limits apply: 60–260 lbs (one section lists 60–250 lbs; confirm before booking). Pregnant women cannot zip line; one section also states they cannot raft. Wear closed-toe shoes and bring quick-drying clothing for rafting.
Full refund if you cancel more than 14 days before departure. No refund for cancellations within 14 days. No-shows are not refunded.
Product ID: EWS48B
You must be at least 6 years old. Zipline weight limits apply: you must weigh at least 60 lbs and no more than 260 lbs (one section lists a 250 lb max). Pregnant women cannot zip line; one section also states pregnant women cannot raft.
Dress to get wet in quick-drying, synthetic layers (avoid cotton and jeans). Bring a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses. Wear old tennis shoes you don’t mind getting wet or rubber-soled sport sandals with an ankle strap (no flip-flops or Crocs).
Wear long pants and closed-toe shoes (hiking boots or sneakers work well). Bring sunglasses. You can carry a small backpack for bottled water or a cell phone.
Top of the Rockies Zip Line, 6492 CO-91, Leadville, CO 80461
Families and first-timers consistently rave about feeling safe and confident from the moment they arrive. The guides earn special praise throughout reviews, with names like Jay, Pat, Brad, Carson, and Will mentioned repeatedly for their excellent instruction, humor, and ability to put nervous rafters at ease. Multiple parents note how well the staff worked with kids as young as six, creating such positive experiences that children were already asking to come back before trips even ended. What stands out is the combination of thorough safety briefings that actually calm nerves rather than heighten them, paired with guides who know how to balance adventure with reassurance. Reviewers describe the operation as well-run and accommodating, with staff going the extra mile to fit groups in and make everyone comfortable. Whether it's your first time on the water or you're introducing your kids to rafting, the consensus is clear: the guides' knowledge of the rivers, their engaging personalities, and their ability to tailor the experience to different comfort levels creates memorable trips that have people planning return visits before they've even dried off.
This was our first time rafting, and it was an AMAZING experience! We highly recommend them. Chas was an incredible tour guide—knowledgeable, fun, and made us feel safe the entire time.
Aslec Vazquez
September 2, 2026
This was our first time rafting, and it was an AMAZING experience! We highly recommend them. Chas was an incredible tour guide—knowledgeable, fun, and made us feel safe the entire time.
Aslec Vazquez
September 2, 2026
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