Maui Zipline Tours
Maui Ziplines and Camp Maui History

Maui Zipline Tours

Maui zipline tours send you through eucalyptus trees near historic Camp Maui, with seven lines, swinging bridges, tree platforms and North Shore views along the course. The ride mixes height, motion and a little local history from the area’s World War II training days.

Your Maui Zipline Tour

A Maui zipline tour adds a little lift to the North Shore, with platforms tucked among eucalyptus trees and lines running above the course near historic Camp Maui. The fun starts before the first launch, when everyone is clipped in, looking across the trees and pretending their knees are not having opinions.

Current Maui zipline options feature North Shore Zipline Company near Camp Maui, a former World War II Marine training area. The course includes seven ziplines, swinging bridges and tree platforms, with guides sharing stories about the area along the way.

Choose this tour if your party wants a shorter adventure with height, movement and history in one stop. Check age, weight, closed-toe shoe, harness and check-in rules before booking, and wear clothes that feel comfortable for climbing steps, crossing bridges and landing on platforms.

Maui Zipline Tours FAQ

Where is the Maui zipline tour?

The current Maui zipline tour is with North Shore Zipline Company near historic Camp Maui, a former World War II Marine training area on Maui’s North Shore.

How long is the Maui zipline tour?

The current Maui zipline tour is listed at about 1.5 to 2 hours. Allow extra time for check-in, safety instructions, gear fitting and moving through the course.

How many ziplines are included?

The current North Shore Zipline Company tour includes seven zipline runs, plus swinging bridges and tree platforms set among eucalyptus trees near Camp Maui.

Can kids go ziplining on Maui?

The current Maui zipline tour is listed for ages 5 and up. Always check the latest age, weight, harness and participation rules before booking for kids.

What should I wear for ziplining on Maui?

Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothes that allow easy movement. Avoid dangling jewelry or loose items, and follow the guide’s rules for phones, cameras and anything that could fall during the ride.

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