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Launch from Blackcomb and fly across more than 1.2 miles of alpine valley on Canada’s longest zipline. This guided 90‑minute Whistler experience pairs gondola access with high-elevation platforms and glacier views—ideal for travelers comfortable with heights.
Launch from Blackcomb and fly across more than 1.2 miles of alpine valley on Canada’s longest zipline. This guided 90‑minute Whistler experience pairs gondola access with high-elevation platforms and glacier views—ideal for travelers comfortable with heights.
You launch from a high Blackcomb ridge with wind pressing in from the glacier-fed peaks, the valley below a patchwork of evergreens, lakes and braided rivers. The harness clicks; for the next stretch you aren’t walking—you’re flying. The Sasquatch® stretches more than 1.2 miles (about 2–2.1 km) across the valley, routing riders from Blackcomb toward mid-station on the Whistler Gondola and offering uninterrupted views of glacier ice, alpine bowls and the village far below.
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Operated by Ziptrek Ecotours · Whistler, British Columbia
You launch from a high Blackcomb ridge with wind pressing in from the glacier-fed peaks, the valley below a patchwork of evergreens, lakes and braided rivers. The harness clicks; for the next stretch you aren’t walking—you’re flying. The Sasquatch® stretches more than 1.2 miles (about 2–2.1 km) across the valley, routing riders from Blackcomb toward mid-station on the Whistler Gondola and offering uninterrupted views of glacier ice, alpine bowls and the village far below.
The line sits within the Coast Mountains, shaped by Pleistocene glaciation and ongoing alpine weather that carves cirques and steep drainages. Whistler’s mountains—part of the traditional territories of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) and Lil’wat Nations—shifted from logging and early alpine access to a global outdoor resort in the latter 20th century; ziplines are a modern layer on that history, giving new perspectives while relying on established gondola access.
Expect exposed, wind-swept launch platforms, quick safety briefings and a 90‑minute guided experience that includes a gondola ride and a short van link to the launch. Weight and age limits (min 75 lb/34 kg, max 275 lb/125 kg; minimum age 10) and a digital waiver are required. Weather can change fast—so layers, secure footwear and a strap for eyewear matter more than a camera.
Practically: arrive 15 minutes early for check-in at Skier’s Plaza by the Excalibur Gondola, complete the online waiver ahead of time, and be ready to move through gear fitting quickly. The zipline is thrilling but accessible—ideal for anyone comfortable with heights and short walks between platforms.
Minimum age is 10 years; minimum weight 75 lb (34 kg) and maximum weight 275 lb (125 kg). Participants 10–18 must be accompanied by an adult (19+).
The Sasquatch spans just over 1.2 miles (roughly 2–2.1 km) and the full guided experience is about 90 minutes including gondola and transfers.
Dress in layers and wear closed-toe, secure shoes; eyewear must be secured and loose bags or hanging cameras aren’t permitted.
The operator runs in most weather but will cancel for unsafe conditions—if canceled you’ll be offered an alternative date or full refund.
Ziptrek Ecotours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You launch from a high Blackcomb ridge with wind pressing in from the glacier-fed peaks, the valley below a patchwork of evergreens, lakes and braided rivers. The harness clicks; for the next stretch you aren’t walking—you’re flying. The Sasquatch® stretches more than 1.2 miles (about 2–2.1 km) across the valley, routing riders from Blackcomb toward mid-station on the Whistler Gondola and offering uninterrupted views of glacier ice, alpine bowls and the village far below.
You launch from a high Blackcomb ridge with wind pressing in from the glacier-fed peaks, the valley below a patchwork of evergreens, lakes and braided rivers. The harness clicks; for the next stretch you aren’t walking—you’re flying. The Sasquatch® stretches more than 1.2 miles (about 2–2.1 km) across the valley, routing riders from Blackcomb toward mid-station on the Whistler Gondola and offering uninterrupted views of glacier ice, alpine bowls and the village far below.
The line sits within the Coast Mountains, shaped by Pleistocene glaciation and ongoing alpine weather that carves cirques and steep drainages. Whistler’s mountains—part of the traditional territories of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) and Lil’wat Nations—shifted from logging and early alpine access to a global outdoor resort in the latter 20th century; ziplines are a modern layer on that history, giving new perspectives while relying on established gondola access.
Expect exposed, wind-swept launch platforms, quick safety briefings and a 90‑minute guided experience that includes a gondola ride and a short van link to the launch. Weight and age limits (min 75 lb/34 kg, max 275 lb/125 kg; minimum age 10) and a digital waiver are required. Weather can change fast—so layers, secure footwear and a strap for eyewear matter more than a camera.
Practically: arrive 15 minutes early for check-in at Skier’s Plaza by the Excalibur Gondola, complete the online waiver ahead of time, and be ready to move through gear fitting quickly. The zipline is thrilling but accessible—ideal for anyone comfortable with heights and short walks between platforms.