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Denver has no shortage of indoor attractions. What it does not have is ten ziplines and a four-storey aerial course — that is 25-30 minutes south, and it pairs with everything else on your list.
Tours from $99 per person · 2.5-3 hours on course
A zipline tour runs 2.5-3 hours. That leaves most of a day — here is what our Denver guests do with it.
Indoors · immersive art
Convergence Station is the pairing our Denver guests make most. It is off I-25 on the way back into the city, so a morning on the lines and an afternoon inside works cleanly in one day.
5 minutes from us
Lunch after your tour without driving back into the city first. Several good places within a couple of blocks.
Where we are
We sit inside it. There is a playground, trails and the stair challenge if you have energy left — and it is all free.
Indoors · city side
The other common half-day pairing for families who want one outdoor thing and one calm thing.
Drive times are for clear roads — allow extra at rush hour and on summer weekends.
9:00 AM
I-25 south. Twenty-five to thirty minutes on clear roads.
9:35 AM
Gear fitting and safety briefing in Philip S. Miller Park.
10:00 AM
Two to three hours on the full tour, Front Range in every direction.
1:00 PM
Downtown is five minutes from the park.
2:30 PM
Meow Wolf and the city-side museums are straight back up I-25.
The closest full zipline tour to Denver is The EDGE in Castle Rock, 25-30 minutes south on I-25 with no mountain driving — a 10-line tour plus a four-storey Sky Trek course with over 110 obstacles. Most visitors pair it with an indoor attraction in the city.
Yes, and it is the pairing our Denver guests make most. A morning zipline tour runs 2.5-3 hours; Meow Wolf Denver sits just off I-25 on the way back into the city, so a 9 or 10am tour leaves the whole afternoon free.
The 10-Line Zipline Tour is $99 per person on weekdays, or $111.87 with the 13% Castle Rock city access fee included. Combining activities brings the zipline price down: added to the EPIC Sky Trek and the Adventure Tower it costs $79.10 per person instead of $111.87 — a saving of $32.77, or 29% — and all three activities together come to $190.97 per person. The booking page shows the exact add-on price for each activity as you select it. The Ninja Warrior Course is included free whenever the Adventure Tower is in your booking, a $32.77 value. Weekend and peak departures are set at a higher rate, and further discounts are often available depending on which departure you choose — the price shown when you pick a time is the price you pay.
Indoor attractions carry the winter in Denver, but the ziplines run year-round too — the Front Range sits lower than the mountain resorts, so the course stays open with clear views and far smaller crowds than summer.
Ten lines, 110+ obstacles, 25-30 minutes from Denver. From $99 per person, free 24-hour cancellation.
Free 24-hour cancellation