TWO SPRINGS TOURS

Closed-toed shoes are a requirement. 

• This means sneakers or boots with a full heel/back. No crocs, sandals, or 5-toed shoes allowed. People with improper footwear will not be allowed to go on tour and no refunds will be given. 

Dress appropriately for the weather.

• Comfortable clothes are recommended. We zip line rain or shine so wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little wet or sweaty. You will be wearing a harness that goes around your waist and thighs so we recommend wearing clothes that will cover those areas. Short shorts and tube tops are not recommended. Please wear shorts under dresses or skirts. Wear layers in cold weather. 

Secure long hair.

• You don’t want hair to get tangled in the equipment. Helmets are required, so a low ponytail, bun, or braid is the most comfortable. It is permitted to wear thin bandanas, beanies, or other head coverings under your helmet.

Glasses and sunglasses can be worn.

• If you plan on taking them off during the tour, we recommend a strap. They may break if you put them in your pocket.

Do not wear loose articles of clothing, dangling jewelry, or large hoop earrings.

We highly recommend making a reservation to ensure we have space on the tour of your choice. We can accept walk-ins only when we have the guides and space available. 

You must call to make same-day reservations! Online bookings cannot be made for same-day tours. 

We have years of experience, and our guides are all CPR, Wilderness First Aid, and High Ropes Rescue trained. We meet or exceed all ACCT and PRCA guidelines. Our course is constantly checked and rechecked as well as inspected by an outside ACCT certified inspector. You will not find a safer or more experienced zip line canopy tour course in the United States (besides our other locations). Guaranteed!

Our course uses the Vertical Trek Innovations Continuous Belay System which allows for seamless transitioning between zip lines, bridges, high rope elements, platforms, and much more all while maintaining a life-rated connection. This continuous belay system holds the highest safety ratings in the industry and is trusted by over 500 zipline courses worldwide. Unlike many other belay systems, Vertical Trek Innovations does not allow accidental disconnects while on the course. 

Learn more about our safety standards.

Ziplining is not for those with recent surgeries, joint or bone injuries, heart conditions, pregnant women (beyond the first trimester), moderate to severe muscular-skeletal problems, or severe arthritis. This list is not complete and any guest with medical problems should notify the staff and consult their own MD for participation recommendations. If you require fast-acting medication (like epinephrine), bring the medication with you on the tour and make your guide aware of your condition before departure.

You should be prepared for some light to moderate physical activity such as climbing stairs, crossing bridges, and walking short distances over uneven terrain. A certain level of physical mobility is required for this course. Participants will be required to extend their arms and actively use their hands when steering, braking, and in proper zipline position. Participants are required to have full range of motion, average balance capabilities, use of both of their upper and lower extremities, be able to hear, see, and understand verbal commands and hand signals, and must be capable of understanding, retaining, and obeying verbal instructions.

The Crazy Squirrel Aerial Adventure Course Tier 2 is more physically challenging with up to 35 obstacles. We recommend you have good balance and can use your upper body strength to steady yourself.

Weight limits aren’t just about equipment strength—they ensure a safe and smooth ride for every guest. Zip lines rely on gravity, and a rider’s weight affects speed, braking, and overall control. Too little weight can leave someone stranded mid-line, while too much can result in excessive speed at landing. Our limits are based on years of safety data to provide the best experience possible.

Learn more about how zip lines work and why weights matter.

This is an aerial adventure designed to help confront and overcome fears while providing thrills and fun. Please consider what this activity is and how you/your child might react to heights and challenges before purchasing a ticket.

Should you discover that a course is too much for you, you may opt out of completing it. However, please keep in mind that by booking your course you took the slot of another paying guest. The guides scheduled for your course still must be paid. As such, you will still be charged for level 1 plus a credit card processing fee. Thanks for your understanding of our “no go” policy.

Tour durations are listed with each level, the exact number of zip lines and sky bridges may vary depending on the route taken. Tour times are estimates and can vary depending on group size and other factors.

Yes. We have water points throughout the tour. Be prepared to go over an hour without water.

Some of the zip lines are visible around the lodge area but most are amongst the trees and would not be visible. You can ask your tour guide where a good spot might be to see your group. You can watch your group go through the Crazy Squirrel Aerial Adventure Course.

For zip line tours: Children can go unaccompanied as long as they meet the age and weight requirements listed with each level.

For the Crazy Squirrel Aerial Adventure Tier 1: Children ages 4-10 must be accompanied by an adult on the course. Children ages 11 and up may go unaccompanied but must be able to reach a height of 44 inches.

For the Crazy Squirrel Aerial Adventure Tier 2: Children ages 9-11 must be accompanied by an adult on the course. Children ages 11 and up may go unaccompanied but must be able to reach a height of 70 inches.

Each accompanying adult must be at least 18 years old and may assist up to two children. Accompanying adults are subject to the same weight requirements (max weight: 250 lbs. for females, 285 lbs. for males).

All participants must have a signed waiver. Guardians must fill one out for all minors under 18.