Take a New Zip Line Tour To Marvel Over Mt. Bachelor, Oregon

Danielle Denham

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In need of a great vacation idea or family getaway? You need to try Mt. Bachelor’s new and awe-inspiring Ziptour down the mountain…RIGHT NOW. This zip line features dual-spans seven feet apart, perfect for zipping with a friend or loved one.

This is a three-stage tour that shoots you nearly 1,400 vertical feet down the Bachelor volcano upwards of 60 mph. Coming in at 1.3 miles total, you’ll experience breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness and Cascade peaks. The line is also self-braking, meaning that if you’re in need of an actual break while zipping, you’re free to slow things down and take a breather. (Speaking of breathing, masks are definitely required. Stay safe, everyone.)

Mt. Bachelor, Oregon’s Zipline Tour Map / Image via / mtbachelor.com

The ride itself launches from an elevation of 7,800 ft. above the tree line at the top of Pine Marten lift. Everything you need for the perfect zip is included: helmet, harness, and backpack, ensuring a safe and comfy ride for both you and your personal belongings. Reservations for this awesome Oregon outdoor adventure are required, so book your zip as soon as possible.

r Zipliners preparing to launch at Mt. Bachelor. / Image via / bendbulletin.com

For pricing information, hours of operation, booking your Ziptour, and the nitty-gritty of all requirements see the page here.

Anna Simpson and her friend Kaelin Liverman both scream as they ride a section of the new zipline feature at Mt. Bachelor. / Image via Ryan/ bendbulletin.com

Need a great place to stay in the Bend area with a free shuttle to Mt. Bachelor? Check out our Sunriver Rentals guide.

Written By Danielle Denham

Danielle Denham is a writer, photographer, and devoted history buff with a soft spot for Oregon’s forgotten places. Her love of old schoolhouses, abandoned homesteads, and the lives once lived inside them has taken her down back roads across the state. She was featured on OPB’s Oregon Field Guide, exploring the historic Charles Nelson House with a former resident shortly before the home was lost to wildfire. Watch the feature. At That Oregon Life, Danielle shares local history, good food, memorable adventures, and the quirks that make Oregon home. When she isn’t exploring, you may find her spending time in Eugene with Tyler James and his two awesome kiddos. If there’s an old building with a mysterious past along the way, consider the afternoon’s plans officially derailed.

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