Editorial spotlight · Río Grande, Puerto Rico

2026 Coquí Awards nominee2026 Coquí Awards nominee
Best Zipline Park

Rainforest Zipline Park

Eight ziplines on double cables in the El Yunque foothills, with platforms up to 200 feet and a longest line the park puts at over 2,300 feet. An Adventure Trail adds hanging bridges, a tree rappel and a Tarzan swing. About 45 minutes from San Juan.

Zipline adult
$99
Child (8 to 15)
$79
Tripadvisor
4.8
Reviews
1,750+

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The park

Built by a craftsman, run by a five-person team

The About page credits platform designer Hector Alvarez, described as a master craftsman with over 25 years of experience and an ACCT member, and says the five-person team is first aid and CPR certified. Owners and the founding year are not published.

Reviewers say the course is well run and the staff patient. The recurring complaints: four of the eight lines cross above the parking area, the walk up to the last lines is steep with many stairs, and some find the price high for the time on the lines.

“Don't miss our longest line, #7!”
Rainforest Zipline Park, FareHarbor listing

Owners are not named on the site.

Zipline over the rainforest

The one to book

Rainforest Zipline Experience

Eight lines over one and a half to two hours, with staff fitting the harness and helmet and a guide at every platform. The park calls line seven, over 2,300 feet, its longest.

Minimum age 8 and height 48 inches, maximum weight 250 lb; closed-toe shoes, hair tied back, no swimsuits. Guests under 18 need a guardian's waiver signature.

Adult (16+)$99
Child (8 to 15)$79
Zipline + Trail adult$160

Checked against FareHarbor on October 1, 2026.

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The course

Lines, bridges and a swing

Per the park's tour pages.

Zipline

Lines
8, double cable
Longest
Over 2,300 ft
Platforms
Up to 200 ft

Adventure Trail

Bridges
2 hanging
Also
Tree rappel, Tarzan swing, one zipline
Time
About 1.5 hours

Book it

Experiences

Per person at list price. Checked against FareHarbor on October 1, 2026.

Rainforest Zipline

1 to 2 hours · Ages 8+

Rainforest Zipline

Eight ziplines over the canopy.

Adult$99
Child$79
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Adventure Trail

1.5 hours · Ages 8+

Adventure Trail

Hanging bridges, rappel, jungle surfing and a Tarzan swing.

Adult$99
Child$79
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Zipline plus Adventure Trail

Morning or afternoon · Ages 8+

Zipline plus Adventure Trail

Both courses in one visit.

Adult$160
Child$140
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Before you go

Know before you go

Where

Carr. 191 Km 1.1, Río Grande, about 45 minutes from San Juan.

Cancellation

Groups of 1 to 10 pay a 40 percent fee inside 24 hours; 10 or more inside 72 hours, per the park's policies page. The weather policy is not published; ask when booking.

What to wear

Closed-toe shoes, hair tied back; no sandals or swimsuits. Bees are noted on the course.

Reviews

What guests say

Reviewers praise the staff and the long lines; recurring complaints are lines over the parking area, the stair climb to the upper lines and value for money.

Questions

Good to know

Where is it?

Río Grande, near El Yunque, 45 minutes from San Juan.

What does it cost?

$99 adult, $79 child for the zipline. Checked October 1, 2026.

Age and weight limits?

8 and up, 48 inches tall, up to 250 lb.

How long is the longest line?

Over 2,300 feet, per the park.

Fly over the rainforest

Eight lines and an adventure trail in the El Yunque foothills.

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