Adrena Line Zipline Adventure Tours

I signed up while on the Clipper as a lark. My kids (8 and 11) and I were on holiday together and it was so much fun. I was so freaked out but the gals, Gaby and Gen were so awesome and I was clearly in very capable hands. The other people in our group were fun and great to get to know. Sam our driver to and from Victoria was knowledgeable and friendly!

My wife and I stopped in here during our 20^th wedding anniversary and it was really fun. Megan and Jen were our guides and they made a fun activity even better. Thanks to both of you ladies for making this trip memorable.

Fun experience and excellent staff. The guides were funny and very concerned about safety. The lines were fun and each one provided a different experience. The 1000 ft. line was especially fun. Great fun!

This day was a once in a lifetime moment for me. My husband and I were celebrating our 20^th anniversary, by taking a 10 day cruise to Alaska and Canada. I have a horrible fear of heights and had never done this before. Seth and Jessica were our guides. They were absolutely terrific. Made everyone feel very comfortable and treated us all like family. The whole staff were very professional, personable, knowledgable and tons of fun. They really love what they do! We were part of a small group of 8. All strangers. We formed a bond and cheered each other on. Tons of support. I highly recommend this trip!

Face your fears and trust your guides. Outstanding adventure. Where do I start? Mat handled my reservation and greeted me like we were old friends when we arrived. Cody drove us from and to the wharf. Great local stories and very safe driver. Marcus and Vanessa are so relaxed and professional. They take you step by step and make it so much fun you forget that you’re so many feet above the ground. On this trip the owner’s 5 year old daughter and 10 year old nephew were on the run (with him). Another in our group is a structural engineer and pointed to one of the bolts and said it could handle 10,000 pounds (imagine how many kilos that is). So bottom line (no pun), it’s safe. Last tip, rent the GoPro helmet cam. Ok one more, tip your guides. They earn it.

This was the best! We booked it on a whim and it was amazing. Our guides were Stephanie and Megan and they were fun, helpful and informative. After you get suited up they take you out on a short, 100 foot, demo line. That shakes out any of the novice butterflies and you’re ready to roll. You load up in The Mog — an ATV, German troop transport from WWII and head up the hill. The area is heavily pine forested and you start the course about 300 feet up. Then you start heading down on the lines. It was really fun and well worth the $ 80! The experience of flying through the forest in perfect weather was transformative. This is a must-​do.

Found this place on our road trip to Canada and oh boy, what an amazing find. The views are spectacular and the staff is amazing. Our guide was awesome as he took great time in making every line as fun as possible. Great guy to talk too also. Can’t wait to come back on our next road trip… we will definitely be stoping by.

I was new to ziplining when I went on this one. The instructors were professional and knew what they were doing and the course seemed very safe. The lines were high and the views were excellent. The course is hands off, so the instructors took care of everything from attaching ropes to stopping you at the end.
You start at a small training line where the instructors give you a run down of how to zipline. After a quick intro, they send you down the training line and then into a car. Then you take a bumpy ride up the hill that you’ll be ziplining down. The car looks a little bit like one from Jurassic Park. After you get to the top, you get onto your first platform. The first instructor will go ahead and zipline to the next platform. From there, he’ll set up the platform. After receiving radio confirmation, the first customer will go down the line until everyone has gone through. Finally, the second instructor will come to the next platform.
The entire system is set up well and the instructors were funny. I’d recommend it to anyone who has never ziplined before.

Can I leave a (-) star. Horrible customer service. Took our money without ever actually being able to zip line. Refused a refund or a credit to use later. If a company is willing to take money without providing any services and ignore requests for a remedy, I question the over all ethics of the business. If I’m gonna put myself in a potentially dangerous situation, I want to at least know the guys strapping me in are ethical.

Sorry, but taking money for services not rendered seems like bad business policy. Online reservation process could use some tweaking, and customer service could use a little help with communication. Really wish I could give a better review for a company that offers a fun attraction, but this just didn’t work out at all.
Also, guest relations email automatically responds with the notice that your concern will be tended to within 10 days. That tells me that customer service is not high on the priority list.

I’m not afraid of heights and those who know me, know I tend to be courageous. I was terrified on this zip tour!
Ok. I’m not thin. I barely made their max weight limit. Me and the safety harness were not pretty together. They even had to get me a bigger harness because I have hips. As awkward as it was for me, they never batted an eyelash. And when I got winded after the little hike they have for us, they just kept encouraging me to go on.
At the first little zip line, I go across and think, «no big deal, I got this!»
Then you go up in their atv to the bigger ones. You start with «Commitment» which is called that because once you decide to go on that one, you’re committed till the end.
And what they don’t tell you is that it gets terrifying!
You zip from tree top canopy to tree top canopy. Your platform is in a tree, suspended only thanks to friction. The trees sway and it’s nerve-​wrecking. I became a tree hugger.
Towards the end of the tour is a zip line that’s a kilometer long! The only reason why I got across it was because they said after that one, it was shorter (but faster!!).
Our random little group encouraged and clapped for each other. You bond quickly when you realize you need each other for encouragement and you’re doing scary stuff.
I might go back once I forget how terrified I was. It was a lot of fun!

I am no zip novice. I’ve «zipped» in Costa Rica over a flowing river and here in Austin over a dead lake. And while I have, I think, a healthy fear of heights, I’m usually more excited and thrilled to zip than wettin my shorts. For some reason, this tour terrified me.
It wasn’t the guides. They were very knowledgeable and safe and reassuring (somewhat) and they were hilarious, showing off their own zip moves, like the upside down or the Captain Morgan. At one point, one exclaimed to my niece just as she was stepping off the platform «Oh, wait!!!» as if he wasn’t done hooking her up properly. Yeah, funny, dude.
It wasn’t the views, which were great if a bit blurry as you speed thru the forest. Supposedly, you could spot the Yeti on one run. I shoulda wore my glasses I guess.
Nope, I finally figured out it was the «platforms». All the other zips I’ve done had solid wood platforms at the tops of hills. This one had tiny rings of wood surrounding the top of a swaying tree with a «fence» that on my tall ass was about hip level. I became very intimate with those trees :) I became a true tree hugger and ended the tour covered in resin but in one piece. Oh, and they also have a suspension bridge that was the scariest thing to me. After a few zips, I was a little shaky anyway, and then trying to walk across that shaky bridge, well, when they told me to scream my head off on the next zip to scare all those folks behind me still crossing the bridge, it was not a problem.
After the third zip or so, my nerves settled and even I tried the upside down maneuver. It was definitely an exciting trip and beautiful. On a clear day you can see the Washington mountains from one of the tree platforms (yes we ere that high!). And as the guide said, the hardest part of the whole tour is walking PAST the neighboring pub. It was definitely hard to do on the way back with the adrenaline pumping!

.. This was so fun aha.
Hilarious, rocky ride up to 7 ziplines varying in speeds, height and length.
Decent price because, let’s face it, $ 88 to not die while being hurdled between trees 50 feet in the air is worth it, and a lot cheaper than high tourist areas like Grouse and Whistler.
Awesome as a group activity. I went with strangers from my Bed and Breakfast as well as my boyfriend and his coworker and his girlfriend. The experience bonded us, a random group of early 20s to 50 year olds ranging from the gung-​ho to the ‘hugging the tree between each zipline’.
But all of that you can read in other reviews. What actually stands out to me was the staff.
The place is so. HAPPY. You walk in expecting it to be a dingy, utilitarian space and are greeted by a sunny trip planner and an equally sunny, clean place with multiple bathrooms. Staff not dealing with you directly are outgoing, engaging everyone in conversation and cracking jokes without once coming across unprofessional.
Our guides (Dylan and Kyle) were HILARIOUS, clearly having a blast, supported those in my group who were nervous and recognised us when we came back to get souvenirs. Dylan recited dramatic poetry and cracked dry jokes about how UNDRY we were (pouring rain did not dampen this experience, by the way. and that’s coming from a female with curly hair) while Kyle’s laugh was infectious and had all of us laughing in response to their one-​liners and inside jokes.
As we left for our adventure, a group of 11 year old girls were coming in from theirs looking like they had the time of their life, and our guides took on an entirely different Disney personality with them. They really know their audience.
I got the impression these guys loved their job and truly wanted everyone to have a good time. I wish I could have tipped those two more.
Awesome guides, fun courses and great establishment. I think it’s a must-​do.

Fun! Everyone was super friendly and encouraging. Safety 1^st observed on the line course I liked that. Great place to spend an afternoon. I loved these guys & loved zip lining it really made my weekend memorable.

What fun! I did this a year or so ago and have been itching to go back again. I am absolutely terrified of heights, but thankfully they have a «bunny hill» if you will, a trainer zipline that is shorter and not as far off the ground so you can get used to it. I was shaking the entire time and probably would have backed out it if wasn’t for my friends. After this it’s up to the top of the forest in a fun ATV ride. Still a little shaky after the first zipline, by the end I was flying through the forest without a hint of apprehension. It was FUN! Eight ziplines and two or so hours later, I didn’t want it to be over. The guides were absolutely wonderful and definitely made the tour more fun. The views were wonderful as I was zipping through the forest canopy. I am itching to zipline here again since it’s just a short ferry ride away!

Hands down one of the best adventures I’ve been on.
I booked online and had some difficulties getting confirmation. I had an email confirmation stating the shuttle would pick my husband and I up at 9:40. Well at 9:25 we started to walk to the pick up location and saw the bus drive away. Called Adrena Line and after a few minutes we got it straightened out and we were put on the afternoon trip.
From the moment you arrive at Adrena Line you can’t help but get excited. Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful. We had about 10 people in our group and the entire experience lasted about 2 hours. You go on 8 different zip lines. The first is a trainer line and than you ride an ATV up to the top. Our guides, Randy & Adam, were awesome. They kept us laughing the entire time.
One word to describe? «WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!»

Yowza, what a ride! This fun beats anything Disney’s got hands down. Right from the very beginning, taking the atv ride up to the platform for the first zip, the action and thrills just do not stop! These guys have done an absolutely fantastic job of making this an experience not too soon forgotten. Their attention to details, all the details, right down to the landscaping makes you instantly feel that you are in the hands of people who care. Safety was not even a concern as the level of comfort felt right from the get go ensured a stress free and enjoyable experience. The staff are all very friendly, engaging and darn right funny, happy to be spending their days in the trees and sharing the experience with others. After spending a year away from Sooke, this was the prefect way to christen our return, and return we will to Adrenaline… night zipping is next on the agenda for us, and we can hardly wait.
Thanks Adrenaline, please do keep up the great work! You are a credit to Tourism in Sooke and on Vancouver Island.
PJ xo

One of the coolest things I’ve ever done… In spite of the fact that my family was taking bets on whether I’d actually go through with this experience, I completed the training course and the actual 7-​line experience. After two hours of ziplining, I got to the bottom of the course and I was ready to go back up. My only complaint was «it was too darn short…» I could’ve spent all day there.
I’m not a fan of heights, but this is really an experience not to be missed by other neurotic adventurers like me. It was such a beautiful way to see Canada’s nature first hand (and from the tree tops.) The staff is incredible because they walk you through the experience from getting your gear on to helping you learn how to zip line. Our guides were terrific — I can’t say enough about how great they were.
Net net — I’d do this again in a heart beat. I’d love to try the night tour, too!

What better way to spend a Saturday afternoon with family than swinging through the trees of a beautiful rain forest?
My two cousins, one of their girlfriends, my aunt and I made the trek out to Adrena Line Zip lining for my husbands’ birthday. My aunt and cousins had never been before despite living on the Island for over 20 years and really had no idea what they were up for. I had been zip lining in South Africa before so had an idea what I was getting myself into.
We arrived early, which is recommended, and met our guides who suited us up and gave us a quick lesson on the practice line. The practice line is barely 20 feet off the ground and gives you just enough confidence to take the bumpy road up to the 7 REAL lines.
The lines get longer and higher as you go along the course with the longest one taking over 30 seconds in a «cannonball» position as you glide over 1000 feet from tree to tree! My aunt took a bit to get into it as she realized she was afraid of heights after the first line. It wasn’t the line so much that was scaring her, but the swaying of the platforms while we were high in the trees. She soon got over it though as the adrenaline kicked in just in time before the longest and highest lines.
The tour went too quickly but was tons of fun! We laughed at each other as we each tried to find ways to go faster and as a few of us had less than graceful landings on the other side. Overall, it was a great experience and an «easy» tour compared to some other Zipline tours out there. You just hang on for this one where as other tours you have to learn to break yourself!
I would highly recommend this place to anyone in the area looking for a little adrenaline rush!

If you’re an «adrenaline» junkie, the zip-​line tours are a great way to get your blood rushing!
I am extremely terrified of heights, but did this once in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and was determined to do it again. In Mexico, we had a breaking system that was much like a bicycle hand bar that needed to be twisted. At Adrena LINE, the instructors take care of all the breaking so you are able to enjoy the view, scenery, and environment without any stress.
Jimbo and Kelsey were our guides, and they were friendly, hysterical, and lots of fun! The first zip-​line is a baby one, just to get you used to the whole feeling of going down the line. After that, we took these awesome off-​road vehicles very appropriately named Jack and Jill, as they drove us up the huge hill /​mountain thing.
There are a total of 8 zip lines ranging from 200ft to 1000ft in length, all with breathtaking views and at exciting speeds. On one of the zips, they have you do a 720, which is where you try to rotate yourself two full revolutions. It’s hilarious to see everyone flailing their arms and legs around trying to do the 720. A cow bell is heard as a sign of accomplishing the feat!
On one of the lines, Jimbo broke too early which resulted in me dangling on the line really high up in the air for a good few minutes – that was a LITTLE scary. Nevertheless, I would do this again in a heartbeat!