Sonoma Zipline Adventures offers guided zipline eco tours in the California Coastal Redwoods of Northern California. Learn what makes our canopy tours unique, what to expect on-course, and how our partnership with Alliance Redwoods shapes the experience.
Nestled off the coast of Northern California and deep in the redwood forest, Sonoma Zipline Adventures is a high-adventure experience unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. With two unique courses—each a two-and-a-half-hour guided zipline eco tour featuring multiple zip lines, sky bridges, a majestic spiral staircase, and a rappel to the forest floor—you’ll be immersed in the unparalleled beauty of the world-famous California Coastal Redwoods. For a deeper look at the forest you’ll be exploring, see The Remarkable Redwoods.
We will transport you from our parking lot to the Welcome Center in one of our shuttle vehicles. When you meet our guides, they’ll outfit you for an unforgettable experience soaring from tree to tree. This is a way to experience nature that you never imagined—from panoramic forest views to thrillingly deep ravines. It’s an adrenaline rush like no other, right in the heart of Sonoma County (about 30 minutes west of Santa Rosa). To learn more about what sets this experience apart, visit Why Sonoma Zipline Adventures?
Sonoma Zipline Adventures is a pre-scheduled program of Alliance Redwoods. This recreational activity is offered to both overnight and day-use guests, and it encompasses both educational and spiritual objectives. Alliance Redwoods has a long history of environmental education programs for public and private school students (since the 1980s) and has facilitated zip line, high ropes, and challenge course elements (since the 1970s). Our canopy tour combines aspects of both into one guided eco-tour experience.
Get up close and personal with some of the tallest, and oldest, living things you’ll ever meet (including Walter, the oldest tree on the grounds). One thing is certain: you’ll end your tour with a deeper appreciation for the forest and for our planet.
Get ready for two-and-a-half thrilling hours in the redwoods. Our two courses include high-flying zip lines,
beautiful sky bridges, a unique spiral staircase, and a rappel to the forest floor.
We believe it’s important to play and enjoy life. We hope each guest experiences “re-creation.” To learn
more about why we emphasize “re-creation,” visit Why Sonoma Zipline Adventures?
Redwood trees are like no other plant on earth and are only found natively here in Northern California.
Learning about the redwood forest is a critical component of each tour.
Near the Welcome Center (where we begin and end our tours), you’ll find the Redwood Walk with more
information on Sequoia sempervirens. For more about the forest, read The Remarkable Redwoods.
We hope you learn during your time with us.
As a part of Alliance Redwoods Conference Grounds, we believe that God reveals Himself to us through the Bible and through the world around us. In fact, Jesus often used trees and plants to illustrate his teachings on the deeper life.
Our hope is that you will not only learn about redwoods, but think introspectively, reconnecting with the ancient practice of learning spiritual ideas from the natural world. The signs in the Redwood Walk are designed to help you on your spiritual journey.
Whether you know everyone on your tour or you come by yourself, we hope you enjoy the camaraderie of your tour group and have a good time with your guides. Our guests enjoy two-and-a-half hours with old friends while making new ones.
We also advance social justice by donating $1 from every tour booked to give at-risk youth an outdoor adventure.
Nestled near the coast of Northern California and deep in the Redwood forest, Sonoma Zipline Adventures is high adventure and completely unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. With two unique courses, each a two-and-a-half hour eco tour that includes multiple zip lines, sky bridges, a majestic spiral staircase and rappel to the forest floor, you will be immersed in the unparalleled beauty of the world famous California Coastal Redwoods.
