The park is built into the canopy of a tropical rainforest, utilizing tree-based platforms that minimize ground-level disturbance.
Some platforms are located at varying heights, with the highest points reaching approximately 20 to 50 meters above the forest floor.
The course includes multiple types of aerial obstacles, such as wooden suspension bridges, spider nets, and balance beams, alongside the primary ziplines.
The location is situated in a high-elevation zone of the Mae Rim district, which experiences cooler microclimates than the Chiang Mai city center.
Eagle Track Zipline is an adventure park located in the dense rainforests of the Mae Rim district in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The facility features a network of ziplines, abseiling points, and canopy bridges suspended high within the mountain canopy. Visitors traverse multiple platforms constructed in large indigenous trees to navigate the rugged hillside terrain. Safety equipment, including harnesses and helmets, is provided and mandatory for all participants on the various routes. The course is designed to provide high-altitude views of the Mae Raem valley and local northern Thai jungle flora. Guides accompany groups to monitor safety protocols and assist with transitions between platforms.
The highest platform or the longest zipline descent, where photographers can capture a wide angle of the surrounding forest canopy.
Wear secure, closed-toe athletic shoes with good grip, as you will be walking on uneven forest terrain.
Use insect repellent containing DEET or Picaridin, as the deep jungle environment attracts mosquitoes.
Apply sunscreen before starting the course, as forest cover provides shade but does not offer total protection from UV exposure.
Do not attempt to bring large backpacks or loose cameras onto the course; utilize the provided storage lockers to prevent dropping items.
Athletic, form-fitting clothing is required; avoid loose jewelry, scarves, or dresses that could tangle in equipment.
