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Your Guide to Ziplining in Virginia Beach
When you think about having an outdoor adventure in Virginia Beach, your mind first goes to exploring the area waterways or the trails at First Landing State Park. But, did you know that you can go ziplining in Virginia Beach? While you may be at the beach, you can still soar through the trees on a zipline.
About Ziplining
Ziplining is the perfect way for adrenaline seekers to get a bird’s-eye view of Virginia Beach’s wooded surroundings. Ziplining is perfect for all ages and skill levels as it requires no prior experience. Zipline companies have knowledgeable and trained staff that can answer any questions and provide a fun, thrilling and safe experience for the whole family.
Ziplining in Virginia Beach
Here is where you can go ziplining in Virginia Beach.
Adventureworks Wetland Zip Tour
Adventureworks Wetland Zip Tour lets you ride through the treetops on a nine-line ziplining adventure. Explore Virginia Beach’s wetlands from 1,000 feet in the air on the Canopy Zip Tour. Located near the Atlantic Ocean, you’ll gain a new perspective of Virginia Beach as you ride through the city’s swampy forest.
The Adventure Park at the Virginia Aquarium
The Adventure Park at the Virginia Aquarium is an eco-friendly zipline and aerial adventure park. Choose from the Aerial Adventure Park tour. You’ll make your way through 16 weaving trails within the Virginia Aquarium’s six acre Marsh Pavilion. Each trail offers a different level of difficulty.Â
What to Wear when you Zipline
It’s important to dress comfortably when you go ziplining. Wear fitted athletic attire or comfortable jeans, as you will be harnessed in. Keep in mind the time of year you plan on ziplining. Wear light-weight clothes in the hotter months and layers in the colder months. Closed-toe sneakers or athletic shoes are recommended for safety. It is best not to wear any jewelry, especially if it could slip off during the ride.
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