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Launch from a working Oahu farm and fly eight dual ziplines across ridgelines and ocean views. This three-hour Keana Farms tour pairs an ATV climb, sky bridges, rappels, and guided Hawaiian storytelling for a high-scenery, accessible thrill.
Launch from a working Oahu farm and fly eight dual ziplines across ridgelines and ocean views. This three-hour Keana Farms tour pairs an ATV climb, sky bridges, rappels, and guided Hawaiian storytelling for a high-scenery, accessible thrill.
The morning sun hits the ridgeline and the wind pushes you forward before you do. At Keana Farms on Oahu’s North Shore, riders strap into dual harnesses and step off platforms that hang above farm fields, jungle gullies, and the Pacific far below. The course opens with a short ATV climb — a two-mile, 10-minute transfer that cuts through pasture and lowland forest — then switches to a sequence of eight side-by-side ziplines that range from roughly 500 feet to nearly 2,400 feet.
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Operated by Climb Works - Keana Farms · Haleiwa, Hawaii
The morning sun hits the ridgeline and the wind pushes you forward before you do. At Keana Farms on Oahu’s North Shore, riders strap into dual harnesses and step off platforms that hang above farm fields, jungle gullies, and the Pacific far below. The course opens with a short ATV climb — a two-mile, 10-minute transfer that cuts through pasture and lowland forest — then switches to a sequence of eight side-by-side ziplines that range from roughly 500 feet to nearly 2,400 feet.
The landscape here is agricultural and volcanic: gentle eroded ridges carved from older lava flows and overlain with rich soil that supported pineapple and sugarcane in the 20th century. Guides weave Hawaiian cultural stories into the run, describing land stewardship and the farm’s role in modern island agriculture as you cross sky bridges and rappel down ridgelines.
Expect bright green valleys, wind-swept ridgelines, and ocean glimpses over cultivated plots. The experience mixes adrenaline with accessible terrain — platforms and boardwalks make transitions easy while trained guides handle all technical rigging.
Practical notes: arrive 40 minutes early, wear closed-toe shoes and lightweight pants or shorts, and be prepared for rain or shine; tours proceed in light rain but not in thunderstorms. Weight limits and an age minimum of 7 apply; children under about 80 lb may tandem with a guide. Hydrate, use reef-safe sunscreen, secure loose items, and plan transportation along Kamehameha Highway to the marked orange gate. This is a high-scenery, moderate-adrenaline outing suited to most active travelers.
The scheduled experience is about 150 minutes; allow extra time for check-in, waivers, and parking — plan for roughly three hours on site.
Minimum age is 7; weight limits apply (typically up to 250 lbs for guests 5'10" or shorter and 270 lbs for taller guests) — check operator policies before booking.
Tours operate in light rain; severe weather such as thunderstorms or high winds may cause cancellations and rescheduling or refunds.
Loose items are not allowed; small cameras must be securely tethered if the operator permits them — lockers or vehicle storage are recommended.
Climb Works - Keana Farms operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning sun hits the ridgeline and the wind pushes you forward before you do. At Keana Farms on Oahu’s North Shore, riders strap into dual harnesses and step off platforms that hang above farm fields, jungle gullies, and the Pacific far below. The course opens with a short ATV climb — a two-mile, 10-minute transfer that cuts through pasture and lowland forest — then switches to a sequence of eight side-by-side ziplines that range from roughly 500 feet to nearly 2,400 feet.
The morning sun hits the ridgeline and the wind pushes you forward before you do. At Keana Farms on Oahu’s North Shore, riders strap into dual harnesses and step off platforms that hang above farm fields, jungle gullies, and the Pacific far below. The course opens with a short ATV climb — a two-mile, 10-minute transfer that cuts through pasture and lowland forest — then switches to a sequence of eight side-by-side ziplines that range from roughly 500 feet to nearly 2,400 feet.
The landscape here is agricultural and volcanic: gentle eroded ridges carved from older lava flows and overlain with rich soil that supported pineapple and sugarcane in the 20th century. Guides weave Hawaiian cultural stories into the run, describing land stewardship and the farm’s role in modern island agriculture as you cross sky bridges and rappel down ridgelines.
Expect bright green valleys, wind-swept ridgelines, and ocean glimpses over cultivated plots. The experience mixes adrenaline with accessible terrain — platforms and boardwalks make transitions easy while trained guides handle all technical rigging.
Practical notes: arrive 40 minutes early, wear closed-toe shoes and lightweight pants or shorts, and be prepared for rain or shine; tours proceed in light rain but not in thunderstorms. Weight limits and an age minimum of 7 apply; children under about 80 lb may tandem with a guide. Hydrate, use reef-safe sunscreen, secure loose items, and plan transportation along Kamehameha Highway to the marked orange gate. This is a high-scenery, moderate-adrenaline outing suited to most active travelers.