Discover the ultimate blend of adrenaline and scenery with Canopy River’s 11 zip lines and the world’s longest hanging bridge just outside Puerto Vallarta. End your adventure with a refreshing infinity pool dip amid breathtaking views.
Discover the ultimate blend of adrenaline and scenery with Canopy River’s 11 zip lines and the world’s longest hanging bridge just outside Puerto Vallarta. End your adventure with a refreshing infinity pool dip amid breathtaking views.
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Just a short drive from the vibrant city of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, the Canopy River + Jorullo Bridge Pass offers an electrifying 5-hour outdoor adventure that blends adrenaline-pumping zip lining with one of the world’s most impressive feats of engineering: the longest hanging bridge. This exhilarating journey through the Sierra Madre mountains showcases the rugged beauty of Jalisco’s lush tropical landscape, rich with dense jungle, winding rivers, and craggy ridges.
The excursion kicks off with a series of 11 zip lines soaring above the forest canopy, each offering a unique vantage point of the thriving greenery below. Riders sail through the air, the wind rushing past, as they glimpse local flora and fauna rarely seen from the ground. The zip lines vary in length and height, providing an exciting range of experiences suitable for adventurers aged 8 and up, making this trip a perfect family-friendly outing.
At the heart of the route is the awe-inspiring Jorullo Bridge, renowned as the world’s longest hanging bridge. Stretching across a deep river canyon, the bridge reveals panoramic views over dense jungle and distant mountain peaks. Crossing this engineering marvel is a highlight, connecting the zip line courses into one seamless expedition. The bridge’s wooden planks and sturdy cables create a thrilling but safe passage that rewards walkers with the invigorating sensation of hovering high above the river below.
After the high-flying action, adventurers conclude their journey by unwinding in a crystal-clear infinity pool overlooking the river and the surrounding forested cliffs. This relaxing finale, paired with expert guidance from friendly local instructors, makes the experience both exhilarating and accessible for a wide range of visitors.
Canopy River and Jorullo Bridge play a pivotal role in Puerto Vallarta's outdoor recreation scene by offering a unique perspective on its rugged terrain that's unavailable to road travelers. This combination of aerial adventure and natural beauty is unmatched in the region, challenging guests physically while celebrating the local environment.
Whether you’re passing through Puerto Vallarta or seeking an unforgettable day trip near Jalisco, this combination of zip lining and suspended bridge crossing immerses you in the adventurous spirit of Mexico’s Pacific coast. With stunning vistas, a safe yet thrilling route, and a refreshing finish, the Canopy River + Jorullo Bridge Pass defines high-adrenaline, nature-connected fun.
Guests must be at least 8 years old and weigh between roughly 40 to 250 pounds for safety reasons.
Moderate fitness is required; you should be comfortable with walking, some hiking, and managing zip line harnesses.
Yes, the pool is monitored and a perfect way to cool down after your adventure.
Yes, knowledgeable local guides lead the group and provide safety briefings and assistance.
Wear closed-toe shoes, bring water, insect repellent, and comfortable activewear for the day.
Yes, the experience is available year-round, though weather conditions in the rainy season may affect operations.
Puerto Vallarta Net is a tour provider that lists and offers a broad catalog of guided experiences around Puerto Vallarta. The company’s available trips span boat and island excursions, adventure land tours, zipline canopy courses, ATV and RZR off-road adventures, horseback rides, fishing charters, whale watching, and themed cruises. The offering includes multiple Marietas Islands options, such as snorkeling and Hidden Beach visits, as well as catamaran and private island adventures. On land, options range from zipline courses and canopy river experiences to Jorullo Bridge RZR tours, ATV circuits, and mule or horseback rides at El Eden and other ranch locations. Shared departures and private tours are both listed across the catalog. Puerto Vallarta Net’s trip listings name activities like whale watching ecotours, parasailing, pirate ship cruises, dinner cruises, and a variety of half-day and full-day snorkeling and fishing departures. The business presents combinations—such as ATV + canopy + mules—and themed experiences like tequila tastings or waterfall hikes. The catalog also includes city tours, botanical garden walks, and visits to nearby towns such as San Sebastián del Oeste and Sayulita. All descriptions on the site identify activity types, common inclusions (for example breakfast, open bar, or lunch on specific Marietas trips), and the primary destinations served. Content is third-party factual and based on the published trip names and summaries provided for Puerto Vallarta Net.
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