The course utilizes a gravity-braking system that allows for hands-free stopping, requiring no manual control from the participant.
Tours are conducted within the transition zone where the high desert meets the sub-alpine environment of the San Gabriel Mountains.
The zipline spans include multiple lines that cross deep, naturally occurring mountain canyons.
Ziplines at Pacific Crest offers a canopy tour experience situated in the San Gabriel Mountains at an elevation of approximately 6,000 feet. The course consists of multiple high-speed ziplines that traverse rugged mountain terrain and pine forests. Participants travel between platforms anchored to massive trees or specialized steel structures. The tour spans several distinct runs, including segments that emphasize speed and others that offer panoramic views of the Mojave Desert and the surrounding Angeles National Forest. Safety protocols include the use of professional-grade harnesses, helmets, and a guided braking system operated by trained instructors. The facility operates as an outdoor adventure attraction emphasizing the local alpine geography of Wrightwood.
The highest platform on the course, which provides an unobstructed view of the surrounding mountain peaks.
Wear layers as mountain temperatures in Wrightwood fluctuate significantly between the base and the higher elevation platforms.
Ensure all loose items like phones or cameras are secured with straps, as there is no way to retrieve dropped items from the canyon floor.
Hydrate well before arrival, as the high elevation combined with physical activity can lead to rapid dehydration.
Attempting the course if you have severe acrophobia, as the lines are significantly high and span steep terrain.
Operates year-round weather permitting, but may close during high wind conditions, heavy rain, or winter snow storms.
Closed-toe, secure-fitting shoes are mandatory; flip-flops and sandals are strictly prohibited for safety reasons.
