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Ziplining and high ropes in Rotorua take you up into native forest that's been growing for centuries. Fly between the trees on a guided canopy tour, cross swing bridges and treetop platforms high above the forest floor, or step out onto a suspended cliff walkway before an 18 metre abseil. With options for kids from six and up, the whole family can come.
Rotorua's forests are some of the oldest in the country, and the best view of them is from the canopy. These ziplining tours take you through the treetops with a guide, crossing swing bridges and platforms between the lines.
Rotorua Canopy Tours runs both forest tours in this range, and each one includes photos and transfers from central Rotorua. The three hour treetop ziplining tour runs through the Dansey Road Scenic Reserve, with ziplines of different heights and lengths and native birds up close. It's open to ages six and up, so it suits families.
Want more? The 3.5 hour zipline canopy tour adds a suspended cliff walkway and an 18 metre abseil to the ziplines and swing bridges. It's for ages 10 and up.
For water below instead of forest floor, the Kaituna River zipline is two hours, four ziplines and a swing bridge, including a dual line so you can race a mate. Your guide also shares the cultural significance of the river. It's open to ages five and up.
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It depends on the tour. The Kaituna River zipline is from age five, the three hour treetop tour from age six, and the 3.5 hour canopy tour with abseil from age 10. Weight limits also apply, so check the product page before booking.
You'll need to be able to walk around 1km on steep forest terrain. The longer canopy tour asks for a moderate level of fitness, and closed-toe shoes are required.