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Maui’s most exhilarating eco-adventure tour with a purpose, Flyin Hawaiian Zipline!

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About Flyin Hawaiian Zipline

Flyin Hawaiian Zipline features Maui’s longest, most thrilling rides with unparalleled views of both the North and South shores, as well as majestic Haleakala. Centrally located in the West Maui mountains, your canopy adventure includes 8 ziplines ranging from a 250 ft. warm up to a 3,600 ft. monster! With over 2.5 miles of ziplining excitement and incredible panoramic views of The Valley Isle (Maui), this will be a highlight of your vacation!

After checking in at the Maui Tropical Plantation, we take a short 4 X 4 drive into the heart of scenic Waikapu Valley. There you’ll be outfitted with state-of-the-art equipment and receive instructions before beginning your adventure with a short introductory zipline to familiarize you with the gear and zipping procedures. Then you’re ready to fly through the magnificent Hawaiian skies, where you’ll cross 9 different valleys and 11 different ridges, all while gaining insight into Maui’s rich history and culture. Along the way, we will take time to plant rare, native Hawaiian plants as we zip through the incredible natural diversity that exists on Maui, ranging from the tropical rainforest to the desert and everything in between!

Your tour will finish in Ma’alaea, where you will board an ATV for the ride down the mountain, before being transported back to Maui Tropical Plantation via air-conditioned van. Your exciting day comes to a close with the knowledge that you’ve been part of helping Maui thrive for future generations!

WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS THINK OF FLYIN HAWAIIAN ZIPLINE!

Admittedly, I was hesitant to give up time on the beach to do this with my teens but I am so glad I did! The staff is incredibly organized, safety oriented, and just plain fun! Eddie and the rest of the crew made this one of the best outings we've ever had! Beautiful views, flying safely over the mountain passes, and laughing like crazy - it was awesome! After it was over, we went to the Plantation's general store where they sell what is grown on the plantation, we had cold drinks, pineapple, and banana bread. Perfect!

Our family ziplined with Flyin Hawaiian Zipline tour and we had a great time. The guides (there were 3 of them) were extremely efficient and we felt very safe in their care. The ziplines themselves were great. It was a bit warm and we had some minor hikes between lines, but there was water along the way. The ATV ride to and from the course was also a lot of fun.

We just finished this very fun zip line adventure. The guides were very knowledgeable and engaging. The longest zip line station was 2/3 a mile and was our favorite. On the shuttle ride back to the headquarters the guides pointed out how the zip line can’t be seen from the road. This was obviously done intentionally so not to take away from the scenery. Besides being an adrenaline rush, the views of Maalaea Bay and Kahului are spectacular from every station!

The guides were great. Professional, personable, engaging and considerate. While I am very capable of carrying my own trolley, they were so kind to carry it up some of the steeper climbs. With that said, there are some short walks on dirt trails, so keep that in mind when choosing footwear... maybe don't wear your favorite white sneakers. Lol.

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“ The tour guides Gundy , Justin and Kila were hilarious, knowledgeable, fun, and of course very safety oriented. ” in 64 reviews

“ On the way, Kila , Henry and the other ziplining guides tell you about Maui's history and the wildlife in Maui. ” in 45 reviews

“ By far the longest and best zip lines on the island and all the money goes to conserving the mountain. ” in 99 reviews

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Flyin Hawaiian Zipline is Maui's highest, longest,and fastest zipline course with unparalleled views of both the North and South shores, as well as majestic Haleakala. Centrally located in the West Maui mountains, your canopy adventure includes 8 extreme ziplines ranging from a 250 ft. warm up to a 3,600 ft. monster! With over 2.5 miles of ziplining excitement and incredible panoramic views of The Valley Isle (Maui), this will be a highlight of your vacation! …

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Awesome experience. Guides were very personable and knowledgeable about the course and Maui history. Our party felt very comfortable with the course which was awesome. There is some hiking between the zip line areas so be aware of it. Please show love towards this business and book your zip line tours with them.

Such a great experience super friendly people beautiful location On a trip to Maui if you're interested in Zipline this is the place!!!

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First time the family has gone zip lining and I'm so glad we went with Flyin Hawaiian. This company is fantastic. The guides are great, the course is beautiful and it's constructed in a way where people cannot see it when driving by the mountains. We had such a blast!!!!!!

This was our second time to Zipline with Flying Hawaiian. The crew is very careful and safety is always first! The mountains are beautiful that the 7 zip lines travel through. The last line is the longest and fastest. We reached speeds over 60 miles per hour! There is NO BETTER Zipline on the island. We can't wait to fly with them again

There should be space for more stars!!!! Professional crew that ensured safety and lots of fun. Grundy, Tevin, Desmond and Patrick were awesome. 8 zip lines were the best!

Had a great day today with the flyin Hawaiian crew. Very professional and nice. I took my mom and questioned if she could make the trek. The crew assured me that she would be taken care of and boy did they. We all had a good time and grandma wants to go again. Thankyou for the great ride guys we appreciate everything you do.

A must do if you enjoy zip lining. Plan for some short incline walks from platform to platform. It's worth it. Loved the hammock harness. So much more comfortable than the traditional straps. Tour guides are friendly and they gave us great recommendations of bakeries to try. My favorite excursion!!

This was my first time zip lining and I am SO thankful that this was the company we booked !!! The experience was amazing and so well organized!! The fantastic and amazing crew took such great care of me and made everything so seamless . THANK you for everything- I wouldn't use anyone else !!

Amazing views! Such a fun adventure, a highlight of our trip to Maui. The staff is great. I highly, highly recommend. There's a bit of a hike between each line, so wouldn't be great for someone with knee problems. I'm not in great shape and it wasn't too much for me. There was a 10 year old in our group who did the whole thing just fine. You won't regret booking with Flyin' Hawaiian!

Awesome staff!!! 7 different zips! Super knowledgeable, safety conscious. Fantastic team!! This is the zipline company you need to go with!! We will be back! I will refer all my friends and family here!! Paul and Sandy

Great time with Flyin Hawaiian! Super fun zip lines with amazing views of the ocean and valleys. Did not even realize we got a 4x5 ride in too! Well-maintained equipment, and appreciated that everything blended into nature to preserve the mountain.

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Unleash your inner adventurer and enjoy a bird’s eye view of Maui by booking these Maui Zipline Tours. Ziplining offers a safe and exhilarating way to discover the island’s breathtaking views from above while suspended on a cable that takes you on a thrilling journey.

Of all the Zipline Tours in Maui, we love Jungle Zipline’s 8-Line Tour , as the area is beautiful and it’s great for little ones. However, there are a number of options to choose from across the island. Below are the different areas in Maui to enjoy an exhilarating zipline adventure.

• West Maui Zipline Tours – panoramic views of the ocean and West Maui Mountains.
• North Shore Zipline Tours – lush jungles and stellar ocean views.
• Central Maui Zipline Tours – beautiful tropical plantation with swaying palm trees.
• Haleakala Zipline Tours – gorgeous landscapes on the slopes of Haleakala.

Zipline companies across the island compete to have the best course. In this post, we’ll cover the best Maui Zipline Tours from Kapalua to North Shore to help you decide which is for you.

Our Picks: The Best Maui Ziplines

Don’t have time to read the entire post? Here are our picks for the best Maui ziplines.

• Best for Families – Jungle Zipline’s 8-Line Tour
• Best for Couples – Kapalua Zipline’s 6-Line Tour
• Best Views – Skyline Hawaii’s 8-Line Ka'anapali Tour
• Best Value – Jungle Zipline’s 5-Line Tour

West Maui Zipline Tours

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West Maui is one of the most popular areas to stay in Maui. It’s home to some of the island’s most luxurious resorts, with most of them providing easy access to the best beaches in West Maui . The area offers everything visitors need, including fine dining and high-end shopping.

For adventurous visitors looking for thrills, West Maui Zipline Tours will quench your thirst for adventures. From Kapalua Ziplines’ Four-Line Zipline Tour to Skyline Hawaii’s 8-Line Ka'anapali Tour, this exhilarating activity is the best way to discover West Maui’s stunning scenery.

Kapalua Zipline’s 6-Line Tour

Soar through the lush landscapes of Kapalua with Kapalua Ziplines’ Six Line Zipline Tour. Feel the rush as you traverse the skies, catching magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean. Expert guides will ensure your safety, allowing for an incredible adventure seamlessly combining adrenaline and natural beauty. This activity is a must-try for adventure enthusiasts exploring Maui’s natural wonders.

Skyline Hawaii’s 8-Line Ka'anapali Tour

Experience an exhilarating zipline adventure with Skyline Hawaii’s 8-Line Zipline Tour. Discover Ka'anapali’s scenic landscapes and experience the rush of flying over treetops and valleys. The 8-Line Zipline tour is an adrenaline-pumping journey through Maui’s beauty, offering an unbeatable mix of adrenaline fun and breathtaking views.

Kapalua Zipline’s 4-Line Tour

Embark on an exhilarating adventure with Kapalua Ziplines’ Four-Line Zipline Tour in Maui. Soar through lush landscapes, catching breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and verdant valleys. With expert guides ensuring safety, this thrilling experience combines adrenaline and nature seamlessly. Discover the best ziplines in Maui, where each glide delivers an unmatched rush, making it an absolute must for thrill-seekers exploring the island’s beauty.

North Shore is a fantastic area to visit, offering a laid-back vibe and a more bohemian experience than other parts of the island. With its stunning beaches, lush landscapes, and the famous Road to Hana nearby, it provides a more tranquil and authentic Hawaiian atmosphere.

North Shore is also renowned for offering various fun outdoor activities. With proximity to attractions like Upcountry and Haleakala Crater , the North Shore is an ideal spot for hiking adventures. It also has some of the island’s best surfing spots.

But if you’re seeking an even more thrilling adventure, try one of the North Shore’s Zipline Tours. Choose from Jungle Zipline’s 8-Line and 5-Line Tour or North Shore Zipline’s 7-Line Tour. These highly-rated zip line tours offer an exhilarating zipline experience you’ll never forget.

J ungle Zipline’s 8-Line Tour

Jungle Zipline’s 8-Line Tour is an exhilarating adventure perfect for those looking for an unforgettable and thrilling activity in Maui. Prepare to experience eight heart-pounding lines showcasing North Shore’s breathtaking scenery. In this zipline extravaganza, soar through the lush jungles of a tropical valley and admire the stunning vistas of tropical trees, ferns, flowers, fruits, and plants.

North Shore Zipline’s 7-Line Tour

Marvel at the views of Maui’s North Shore with Jungle Zip’s 7-Line Tour – the perfect activity for thrill-seekers! From towering treetops to scenic canyons, this zipline adventure paints the perfect picture of North Shore’s magnificent beauty. Soar through seven heart-pounding lines, offering an unforgettable experience. Feel the rush, enjoy the views, and dive into Maui’s natural wonders.

Jungle Zipline’s 5-Line Tour

Admire Maui’s stunning scenery in a more thrilling way with Jungle Zip’s 5-Line Tour! Feel the rush as you zip through the jungle canopy on five exhilarating zip lines. This zipline adventure is quick but will leave you with unforgettable memories. It delivers a taste of Maui’s adventure with the perfect blend of adrenaline and tropical scenery.

If you want easy access to different parts of Maui, Central Maui is a convenient area to visit. With Kahului as the commercial hub, it has bustling shopping centers, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The central location provides a good starting point for exploring both the lush landscapes of Upcountry Maui and the beaches of the North Shore .

While not as resort-oriented as some other areas in Maui, Central Maui provides a well-connected and functional base for exploring the island. It’s also an excellent base for fun activities, including the Best Maui Zipline Tours.

There are two Central Maui Zipline Tours, Maui Zipline’s 5-Line Adventure and Flyin Hawaiian’s 8-Line Tour. Both have 5-star ratings, making them some of the best zipline tours in Maui.

Maui Zipline’s 5-Line Tour

Experience the thrill with Maui Zipline’s 5-Line Tour – a compact adventure offering maximum fun! Soar through the island’s lush greenery on five exhilarating ziplines, each offering a quick burst of adrenaline and stunning nature views. It’s the perfect dose of excitement for those seeking a taste of Maui’s beauty without a full-day commitment.

Flyin Hawaiian’s 8-Line Tour

Considered Hawaii’s Highest, Longest, and Fastest Zipline, Flyin Hawaiian’s 8-Line Tour takes you on an adrenaline-packed journey through lush canopies and breathtaking landscapes. Fly above tropical paradise on eight exhilarating ziplines, each offering a unique perspective of the island’s fascinating wonders. From thrilling heights to scenic vistas, it’s the ultimate adventure in Maui.

Towering over the entire island of Maui, Haleakala is a dormant volcano with breathtaking landscapes. It’s one of Maui’s top tourist attractions, with most visitors driving up to the Haleakala Visitor Center in the early morning to witness the most spectacular sunrise views .

One of the most thrilling ways to enjoy Haleakala is on a ziplining adventure. Skyline Hawaii’s Haleakala Zipline is only a few miles outside Haleakala National Park and offers a thrilling adventure amidst the slopes of the Haleakala volcano.

Skyline Hawaii’s 5-Line Haleakala Tour

Venture into Skyline Hawaii’s 5-Line Haleakala Tour for an adventure offering thrills and awe. You’ll glide through the slopes of Haleakala on five epic ziplines, each revealing breathtaking vistas of Haleakala’s enchanting beauty. This is the only Haleakala zipline tour and worth booking if you’ll be in the area and are looking for some excitement.

Maui Zipline Tours FAQ

When you decide to go ziplining in Maui, it’s worth knowing some things ahead of time to make the most of the experience, especially if you’re doing it for the first time. Below are the answers to some of the most common questions about ziplining.

Weight and height restrictions for Maui Zipline Tours can vary depending on the specific zipline operator and the equipment they use. Weight restrictions are in place to ensure the safety and proper functioning of the zipline system. Height requirements may also be in place to ensure that participants fit in the harness and can safely reach the ground. The most common weight limits for a zipline range from 75 to 250 pounds, and you must be at least four feet tall.

Ziplining is a safe and thrilling adventure. The operators of Maui Zipline Tours put safety as a top priority and have measures in place to ensure your safety. Furthermore, they conduct regular inspections to ensure the zipline equipment is well-maintained and in good condition. Before the ziplining, they will brief you on the safety measures and proper equipment usage. Ensure you follow their instructions to guarantee your safety.

Wear something comfortable and appropriate for ziplining. Put on a pair of closed-toe, closed-heel hiking or athletic shoes. Some of the Maui Zipline Tours are high up on the mountain, which can be a few degrees cooler, so wear something weather-appropriate, such as a light jacket. It’s also a good idea to put on sunscreen and wear sunglasses.

Generally, ziplining doesn’t require a high level of physical fitness. It’s for people of all physical abilities. However, participants should be in reasonably good health condition and meet specific height and weight requirements. Depending on the Maui Zipline Tours, you may need to climb stairs, walk short distances, and maintain mobility to take on ziplining adventures.

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From the slopes of the West Maui Mountains to the jungles in East Maui, there is no shortage of Maui zipline tours. Discover which excursion is best for you and your family.

Kapalua Zipline

Kapalua Zipline is home to the largest all-dual zipline course on Maui and the longest and tallest suspension bridge in Hawaii— which towers 1,600 feet above the rainforest floor. Eight lines are nestled on lush mountain slopes above Kapalua, providing stellar views of the West Maui coastline and neighboring islands. Choose between a four-line or six-line excursion, where you can soar side-by-side with your friends or family at up to 55 mph across nearly two miles of cables. Kapalua Zipline excursions also include several thrilling ATV rides around the course.

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North Shore Zipline Co.

North Shore Zipline Co combines a thrilling zipline adventure with a unique look into lesser-known parts of Maui’s history. Seven ziplines, several suspension bridges, multiple aerial platforms, and a museum make up North Shore Zipline’s compound in Haiku. As you take off from heights of up to 70 feet, you’ll be soaring over what was once known as Camp Maui— the training ground for the most decorated US marines during World War II. In the onsite museum, you’ll find restored WWII vehicles and aircraft, as well as a wealth of historical information.

Skyline Hawaii

Skyline Hawaii is one of Hawaii’s most respected zipline companies. Skyline was the first commercial zipline to open in the United States. Today the company features two courses on Maui in Kula and Kaʻanapali. Located on the slopes of Haleakala, the five-line Kula course meanders through a lush cloud forest and features swinging bridges and Hawaii’s only pendulum line, which hangs over a heart-stopping 90-foot drop. Meanwhile, the Kaʻanapali course boasts eight lines and panoramic ocean views. Skyline’s guides are trained in Hawaiian history and culture and readily dispense fascinating information throughout the tour. All staff members also undergo intensive safety training, including CPR and defibrillator training.

Maui Zipline

Located at the Maui Tropical Plantation, Maui Zipline features five lines that zip across verdant tropical gardens, offering unparalleled views of Waikapu Valley and Mount Haleakala. This course is one of the most family-friendly on the island. Lines range from 300 to 900 feet with a maximum height of 50 feet and were explicitly designed to accommodate children 45 pounds and up. Maui Zipline is also one of the few companies to offer side-by-side lines, where guests can zip parallel to each other. The excursion also includes a short tour of the plantation’s tropical flora and fauna.

Flyin’ Hawaiian Zipline

Flyin’ Hawaiian Zipline is the top dog of zipline courses on Maui. Known as Hawaii’s longest, fastest, and highest zipline course, Flyin’ Hawaiian features eight lines that stretch across nine valleys in the West Maui Mountains. The longest line clocks in at a whopping 3,600 feet. The adventure starts at the Maui Tropical Plantation, where you’ll take a short 4×4 ride into the heart of Waikapu Valley. As you zip from ridge to ridge, you’ll learn about Maui’s history and culture and plant native plants along the way before ending the excursion in Maʻalaea. The tour runs about 4-5 hours, but memories of the breathtaking views will last a lifetime.

Jungle Zipline

Situated in a veritable jungle in Haiku, Jungle Zipline is home to eight ziplines that soar over an unspoiled landscape. The Jurassic Park-like property also boasts two swinging bridges, an 85-foot-long tree-to-tree suspension bridge, and a quick-jump free-fall ride. Two tours are on offer: an eight-line tour and a five-line tour, which are ideal for kids and traveling families. Groups here are small, with up to ten participants to keep things intimate, and the staff demonstrates the utmost professionalism and care for their guests. After the tour, guests can explore the mystical, tropical grounds.

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Flyin' Hawaiian Zipline Tours

This page presents the most extreme zipline tour on Maui. If you are looking for more kid friendly zipline experience that takes children as young as five, be sure to see our Maui Zipline page. We also offer Kaanapali Zipline and Haleakala Zipline .

$235.00 per Participant (plus 4.712% Hawaii sales tax)

Tour Schedule: Monday through Friday at 8:30am

Length: Approximately 5 hours

URGENT!!! This tour often sells out weeks in advance! Book this tour well in advance of your arrival on Maui!

Private Tours: From May 15th to August 31st private tours are offered at 3:30pm for groups of 4 to 6 people. The private tour rate is $219.00 per person (plus 4.712% Hawaii sales tax) and a mandatory $125.00 gratuity for the guide.

Maui's longest and highest and fastest zipline course, Flyin Hawaiian Zipline has raised the bar to new heights in every imagineable way. This brand new course offers eight zipline experiences, including the longest and most amazing ride in Hawaii on their grand finale line ... a staggering 3600 feet in length! That's over two-thirds of a mile ride on one single zipline! They have other really long lines too; their 2800 foot line is tied for the second longest line in Hawaii, and there are also lines of 2100 feet and 1900 feet.

Flyin Hawaiian Zipline is so long that the course actually starts and ends in two different towns! Your tour begins at the Maui Tropical Plantation in the village of Waikapu, and the course ends in Maalaea a little over a mile from the Maui Ocean Center Aquarium and Maalaea Harbor. Their location in Central Maui makes it a convenient drive for guests staying in both South Maui and West Maui.

Following check-in, you will board a 4 wheel drive van which takes you up a dirt road through old sugar cane fields and inside the picturesque Waikapu Valley. Here you will get set up with your gear and do the first line, which is their "trainer line." This line is 250 feet long and just a few feet off the ground. It is designed to familiarize guests with the equipment and to gain confidence in the zipping system before moving on to the really long, really high lines. Zipping is really quite easy; the guides are responsible for securing you in your harness and attaching your trolley to the line each time you zip. There is very little for you to do but to sit back and enjoy the ride.

Following the "trainer line" guests then board a six-seat ATV called a "ranger" which is driven by one of the guides. The ranger transports you to the top of the ridge on the south side of Waikapu Valley to the 1500 foot level. A short but moderately strenuous uphill trail leads to an observation deck where you look out and over the valley, and watch in amazement as one of your guides zips across the second line, which is 2800 feet in length, to a landing platform you can barely see on the other side. Before you know it, it's your turn and you are effortlessly flying through the air, soaring past the spires of the majestic West Maui Mountains.

Most zipline courses either cross back and forth over a gulch or they start at the top of a mountain and work their way down going back and forth. This course is different. You start at the top of a ridge, and sail across 11 ridges and 9 valleys during the tour working across the slopes of the West Maui Mountains from north to south. This second line crosses a very wide valley and lands on the next ridge. The third line starts on that ridge, and crosses the next valley, landing on the next ridge. The fourth line ... well ... you get the idea. This is not just an adventure ... it almost feels like a means of transportation!

The third line is 1900 feet long, and has the greatest vertical elevation drop of any line on the course (about 500 feet). You will attain speeds of up to 55 miles per hour on this line! There is no sensation of free falling though; you will feel a gradual acceleration and then shear speed when you hit the middle of this line.

The fourth line is a smooth cruising line that is 2100 feet long.

When guests see the fifth line which is 500 feet long, they say "What's this? It's so short!" The guides will then tell them "This is a long line at most other courses." That's when it really sinks in that this course is in a class all of its own. To make this shorter line interesting, you have the option to zip backwards! (yur gunna wanna try that)

The sixth and seventh lines are 800 feet and 600 feet respectively, and then the final line comes into view. The distance this line covers is hard to believe; the landing platform on the other side of the 3600 feet of line is hard to even spot! This final line crosses close to the tops of three ridges which offers a great perspective on the speed you are traveling. The entire course offers stunning views of the West Maui Mountains, the Central Valley of Maui, Kahului Harbor and Maalaea Bay, and Halaeakala.

At the the conclusion of the final line another ATV ranger ride takes you down the mountain to a van which will return you to the check-in location a few miles away.

Minimum age for this tour is 10. Minimum weight is 75 pounds and maximum weight is 230 pounds. No one who is pregnant or who has neck or back injuries or cardiac conditions may participate. This tour is moderately strenuous; guests must be in good health and able to walk several hundred yards on uneven terrain and carry 10 pounds. All tours go out rain or shine; a minimum of 48 hours notice is required for cancellations or changes. All participants must sign a waiver of liability. Because of the remote location of the ziplines it is not possible for observers to go along on this tour. Everyone must zip.

Cruise Ship Clients

NCL cruise ship passengers are able do Flyin Hawaiian Zipline at 10am and 1pm on day one in port or 7am or 10am on day two in port. This is a 15 minute cab ride to and from the harbor, or we can arrange a rental car with shuttle pick-up at the harbor for approximately $40 per day. For rental cars with cruise ship shuttle pick-up see our rental car page .

Lahaina cruise ship passengers should call to see if this tour can fit with their itinerary. A rental car would be required as the drive would be about 40 minutes. Please note that Lahaina is a tender port ... the time spent waiting for a shuttle boat to take you to shore is a factor. 

The Conservation Story at Flyin' Hawaiian Zipline

The Conservation Story

The builder and president of the Flyin Hawaiian Zipline is Maui native (and part Hawaiian) named Duane Ting. Duane learned that the privately owned land on the slopes above the Waikapu golf course was going to be sold, and the likely purchaser was a housing developer. The large open space there called the "Waikapu Preserve" could be lost forever. Duane approached the landowner with a proposal ... "Instead of selling your land, keep it in the family. I will generate income for you so that your property taxes are paid, and at the same time I will preserve the land from development." The landowner agreed and gave Flyin Hawaiian Zipline a long-term lease on the property. As the general contractor involved with the construction of two other zipline courses on Maui, Duane had the expertise to pull off this massive project, and he did it without the use of heavy equipment and bulldozers . He designed the zipline course so that most of the takeoff and landing platforms are hidden from view from the valley floor below . At the beginning of the course the ATV access trail to the top of the ridge was built so that it is completely concealed by the existing treeline . Unless you know exactly what you are looking for, most of this massive course is completely undetectable from below. The visual impact is almost zero, and the land has been saved from development . At the same time, Maui residents and visitors to our island have the exceptional treat of viewing this land that has never before been open to the public.

Duane Ting's vision for preservation did not stop there. He learned that the rare native Hawaiian Hibiscus known as ma'o hau hele was on the federally endangered plants list and was only found in 7 places in Hawaii with a grand total of less than 60 plants in the wild. Ma'o hau hele is not to be confused with the common red and yellow chinese hibiscus varieties that are used as shrubbery all over Hawaii; those are not native to the islands and they certainly aren't rare. The native Hawaiian Hibiscus hibiscus brackenridgei is much more delicate, and it is the official state flower of Hawaii. Duane learned that the slopes of the Waikapu Preserve were once the home of the Hawaiian Hibiscus before it was choked out by other more invasive plants that were introduced to the islands. With this knowledge, he obtained a permit from the US Fish and Wildlife Service to collect seeds from this rare plant and to propogate the species. Now on each tour a seedling is taken along for the ride, and on a windy ridge abover Kaunohua Gulch zipline guests participate in planting and watering the native Hawaiian Hibiscus. Duane's ultimate goal is to see the plant removed forever from its endangered status and to be resetablished in the wild. We look forward to seeing a hillside full of these plants in the near future! Kudos!

One other nice environmental touch at Flyin Hawaiian; instead of using plastic water bottles that could end up littering the preserve, all guests are given a complimentary aluminum water bottle which they can take home and reuse again and again!

ACTIVITY TIPS

Zipline courses in Hawaii got their start on the island of Kauai about 10 years ago. The zipline tour was a single line that dropped down over a stream and was about 400 feet in length. Next a few multi-line courses appeared on Kauai and Maui. Each course tried to out-do the other; more lines, longer lines, more comfortable harnesses. The epitome of this progression is what you will find at the Flyin Hawaiian course. It is really hard to imagine that anyone will be able to top this; what Duane Ting has accomplished here is nearly miraculous. Flyin Hawaiian is the longest zipline course in Hawaii. They have the longest single line in Hawaii. They have the zipline with the highest elevation from the valley floor below (600 feet). How high is 600 feet? You could stack the Grand Wailea, the Four Seasons, the Westin Maui, and the Hyatt Regency on top of each other and still zip right over the top! On top of the extreme thrills, they are leading the way in eco-tourism and environmental preservation and restoration.

Some zip line courses use a harness that tends to ... well ... get uncomfortable in certain places after you've been wearing it for a while (if you know what I mean). The harness that is used for these ziplines is adapted from the "seat" used by paragliders, and they are designed for comfort for the long haul. In other words, you won't be sore if you do this tour. That's a good thing!

The pulley that is used on their zip lines is a heavy duty "trolley" that weighs a little over 10 pounds. You do need to carry the trolley from line to line. If you can't handle carrying the trolley, zip line tours might not be the best activity for you anyway. This event is best described as "moderately strenuous." Most people who are in average physical condition and overall good health can do this tour. There is far less than a mile of walking scattered throughout the tour. Most of the walks from the end of one line to the beginning of the next are rather short. The trails are rough; part of keeping this course from standing out on the slopes is not putting in steps, railings, and sidewalks. Guests do need to negotiate uneven terrain, and some of the walking is uphill. The longest walk is after you get off the ATV headed uphill toward the second line. It only takes about 5 minutes, but it is definitely UPHILL. I think the best comparison is this ... if you can't carry a 10 pound bag of groceries up three flights of stairs without having to stop and catch your breath every few steps, then this tour is not for you.

The tour is long and encompasses all of the lines. There is no "short tour" or partial course offered. From our experience the 5 hours just seemed to fly ... LITERALLY!!!

Tours are limited to 8-10 guests per timeslot. Three guides accompany the group. One guide oversees setting you up on each line and facilitates your safe take-off. The second guide is at the receiving end to assist you on the landing. The third guide operates the heavy-duty breaking system that is built into the end of each line. A fourth staffer is used to trasport you to the base area in the heart of the Waikapu Valley and then at the end of the tour picks you up. Considering this tour requires four staff to operate a tour for 8 to 10 guests, the price is incredibly affordable!

A word about cameras and video cameras. Small ones are fine, but they are best left in the pack that is built into your harness while you are actually zipping. This tour operator does give you the freedom to change up the order during the tour so that you can take turns shooting photos of other members of your group taking off at some lines and coming in for a landing at others. Once you get confident, you can take some pictures or shoot video while you are zipping on the moderate length lines in the middle of the course. Very large cameras aren't a good idea and should be left at home.

Flyin Hawaiian Zipline will force all the others to re-write their brochures in the name of truthful advertising. We expect a few of the other guys will take a LONG time to do that. Don't be fooled by a course that says they HAVE the longest zipline; what they really need to say is "We USED TO HAVE the longest zipline until Flyin Hawaiian came along."

Many tours sell out a week or more in advance!!!

• RESERVE NOW!

Flyin Hawaiian Zipline closed in May of 2024 due to some operational challenges including severe damage to an access road from their zipline course. At this time we do not have an estimated reopening date. We do not anticipate them to be operating anytime during the summer of 2024. For the closest zipline experience to Flyin' Hawaiian, we recommend Kapalua Zipline Tours .

This tour often sells out 3-4 WEEKS in advance during peak travel periods!

• Toll-free: 877-678-7333 -or- 808-876-7777

Maui's LONGEST / HIGHEST / FASTEST Zipline Course

• Flyin Hawaiian Zipline

• Maui's Longest, Highest, Fastest zipline course
• 8 lines with longest almost 2/3rds of a mile!
• Check in at Maui Tropical Plantation in central Maui
• Weight limit 230 pounds. Minimum age is 10.

Description

Flyin Hawaiian Zipline is Maui's longest, highest, and fastest zipline course! This course features eight zipline experiences with really long rides. One line is 2800 foot and is tied for the second longest line in Hawaii, and there are also lines of 2100 feet and 1900 feet. Their grand finale is the longest at a staggering 3600 feet in length, which is over two-thirds of a mile ride on one single zipline!

Flyin Hawaiian Zipline's location in Central Maui is a convenient drive for guests staying in both South Maui and West Maui. The course is so long that it starts and ends in two different towns! Flyin Hawaiian Zipline tour begins at the Maui Tropical Plantation in the village of Waikapu. The course ends in Maalaea a little over a mile from the Maui Ocean Center Aquarium and Maalaea Harbor.

After checking in, you will board a 4 wheel drive van and enter the picturesque Waikapu Valley by way of a dirt road through old sugar can fields. The first stop is their 250 feet long "trainer line," and you will gear up here. This line is only a few feet off the ground, and it is designed to familiarize guests with the equipment. You will gain confidence in the zipping system before moving on to the longer and higher lines. The guides make zipping easy by securing you in your harness and attaching your trolley to the line each time you zip. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy the ride.

Next, board a six-seat ATV called a "ranger" which is driven by one of the guides. They transport you to the top of the ridge on the south side of Waikapu Valley to the 1500 foot level. An uphill trail, which is short but moderately strenuous, leads you to the observation deck where you look out over the valley. The second line is 2800 feet in length, and watch as your guide zips to a landing platform that you can barely make out on the other side. When it is your turn, you will fly through air and soar past the spires of the breathtaking West Maui Mountains.

Typical ziplines courses will work their way down going back and forth from the top of a mountain or cross back and forth over a gulch. The Flyin Hawaiian course is different. From the top of a ridge, you will soar across 11 ridges and 9 valleys as you work across slopes from north to south of the West Maui Mountains. From the second line, you cross a very wide valley and land on the next ridge. Then the third line starts on that ridge, and to get to the fourth line, you cross the next valley! And then to get to the fifth line...well, you get the idea! Not only is this an adventure, it's a form of transportation!

When the final line comes to view, it's hard to believe the distance the line covers. It's hard to see the landing platform across the 3600 feet of line! You will cross close to the tops of three ridges, which gives you an idea of the speed you are zipping. At the end of the final line, an ATV ranger takes you down the mountain to a van, which will take you a few miles away to the check-in location.

Flyin Hawaiian Zipline offers adventure plus stunning spectacular views of the West Maui Mountains, the Central Valley of Maui, Kahului Harbor, Maalaea Bay, and Halaeakala!

Flyin Hawaiian Zipline - 8 line course Rate (FHZ1)

$235.00 per Participant   (plus 4.712% Hawaii sales tax)

GPS Address: 1670 Honoapiilani Hwy, Wailuku, HI 96793 Click to view map

Schedule: Monday through Friday at 8:30am

Check In: At Maui Tropical Planataion 30 minutes prior to tour time.

Duration: 4 to 5 hours

Restrictions: Minimum age for this tour is 10. Minimum weight is 75 pounds and maximum weight is 230 pounds. No one who is pregnant or who has neck or back injuries or cardiac conditions may participate. This tour is moderately strenuous; guests must be in good health and able to walk several hundred yards on uneven terrain and carry 10 pounds. All participants must sign a waiver of liability. Because of the remote location of the ziplines it is not possible for observers to go along on this tour. Everyone must zip.

What to Wear: Participants must wear closed-toed shoes ... sneakers or tennis shoes are best. Sunglasses, comfortable clothing and sunscreen.

Reservations: Advanced reservations required and we recommend booking this a month or more before your arrival. This event is "RESERVE NOW PAY LATER"; we need a credit card on file to finalize your reservation but we do not charge you for this reservation until a few days before the beginning of your vacation!

Minimum Notice for Cancellations / Changes: At least 48 hours before the start of the event. All tours go out rain or shine.

Note: This page presents the most extreme zipline tour on Maui. If you are looking for more kid friendly zipline experience that takes children as young as five, be sure to see our Maui Zipline page.

One other nice environmental touch at Flyin Hawaiian; instead of using plastic water bottles that could end up littering the preserve, all guests are given a complimentary aluminum water bottle which they can take home and reuse again and again!

Zipline courses in Hawaii got their start on the island of Kauai about 10 years ago. The zipline tour was a single line that dropped down over a stream and was about 400 feet in length. Next a few multi-line courses appeared on Kauai and Maui. Each course tried to out-do the other; more lines, longer lines, more comfortable harnesses. The epitome of this progression is what you will find at the Flyin Hawaiian course. It is really hard to imagine that anyone will be able to top this; what Duane Ting has accomplished here is nearly miraculous. Flyin Hawaiian is the longest zipline course in Hawaii. They have the longest single line in Hawaii. They have the zipline with the highest elevation from the valley floor below (600 feet). How high is 600 feet? You could stack the Grand Wailea, the Four Seasons, the Westin Maui, and the Hyatt Regency on top of each other and still zip right over the top! On top of the extreme thrills, they are leading the way in eco-tourism and environmental preservation and restoration.

Some zip line courses use a harness that tends to ... well ... get uncomfortable in certain places after you've been wearing it for a while (if you know what I mean). The harness that is used for these ziplines is adapted from the "seat" used by paragliders, and they are designed for comfort for the long haul. In other words, you won't be sore if you do this tour. That's a good thing!

The pulley that is used on their zip lines is a heavy duty "trolley" that weighs a little over 10 pounds. You do need to carry the trolley from line to line. If you can't handle carrying the trolley, zip line tours might not be the best activity for you anyway. This event is best described as "moderately strenuous." Most people who are in average physical condition and overall good health can do this tour. There is far less than a mile of walking scattered throughout the tour. Most of the walks from the end of one line to the beginning of the next are rather short. The trails are rough; part of keeping this course from standing out on the slopes is not putting in steps, railings, and sidewalks. Guests do need to negotiate uneven terrain, and some of the walking is uphill. The longest walk is after you get off the ATV headed uphill toward the second line. It only takes about 5 minutes, but it is definitely UPHILL. I think the best comparison is this ... if you can't carry a 10 pound bag of groceries up three flights of stairs without having to stop and catch your breath every few steps, then this tour is not for you.

The tour is long and encompasses all of the lines. There is no "short tour" or partial course offered. From our experience the 5 hours just seemed to fly ... LITERALLY!!!

Tours are limited to 10 guests per timeslot. Three guides accompany the group. One guide oversees setting you up on each line and facilitates your safe take-off. The second guide is at the receiving end to assist you on the landing. The third guide operates the heavy-duty breaking system that is built into the end of each line. A fourth staffer is used to trasport you to the base area in the heart of the Waikapu Valley and then at the end of the tour picks you up. Considering this tour requires four staff to operate a tour for 10 guests, the price is incredibly affordable!

A word about cameras and video cameras. Small ones are fine, but they are best left in the pack that is built into your harness while you are actually zipping. This tour operator does give you the freedom to change up the order during the tour so that you can take turns shooting photos of other members of your group taking off at some lines and coming in for a landing at others. Once you get confident, you can take some pictures or shoot video while you are zipping on the moderate length lines in the middle of the course. Very large cameras aren't a good idea and should be left at home.

Things to Do in Elektrostal, Russia - Elektrostal Attractions

Things to do in elektrostal.

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1. Electrostal History and Art Museum

2. Statue of Lenin

3. Park of Culture and Leisure

4. museum and exhibition center.

5. Museum of Labor Glory

7. Galereya Kino

8. viki cinema, 9. smokygrove.

10. Gandikap

11. papa lounge bar, 12. karaoke bar.

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• Latitude: 55.79. Longitude: 38.46
• Population: 144,000

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