10 waterfalls worldwide
Zip lines at waterfalls
Cable-crossing a gorge at the height the spray reaches, usually with the falls in your peripheral vision the whole way.
Where it runs
Waterfalls with zip lines
Every destination in our index where zip lines genuinely operates at or immediately around the falls. If an operator has closed, we take the entry down rather than leave a dead booking link.
Victoria Falls
The Zambezi drops as a single curtain into a narrow slot chasm cut into basalt, throwing spray visible for 20 km that locals call '…
Iguazu Falls
Nearly 275 individual cascades stretch across almost three kilometres where the Iguazu River meets a basalt escarpment, with catwal…
Amicalola Falls
The tallest cascading waterfall east of the Mississippi tumbles down a series of rock staircases beside a 604-step metal stairway t…
Montmorency Falls
Standing 30 metres taller than Niagara, the falls mark the spot where British general James Wolfe landed troops before the decisive…
La Fortuna Waterfall
A single vertical drop off the flank of Arenal Volcano's foothills falls into a cold, boulder-strewn pool reached by a steep stairc…
Horseshoe Falls
The larger and more powerful of Niagara's two main falls curves in a broad crescent on the Canadian side, carrying nearly nine-tent…
Niagara Falls
Three falls in one — Horseshoe, American, and Bridal Veil — move more water per second than almost any other falls on Earth, funnel…
Kuang Si Falls
Turquoise, mineral-tinted water cascades down a tiered limestone staircase into a series of pools popular for swimming, with a resc…
Pulhapanzak Falls
A broad curtain on the Río Lindo drops into a jungle canyon that guides lead visitors behind and even partway down via a canyoning …
Kawasan Falls
Bright turquoise, mineral-rich pools step down through limestone in southwest Cebu, the finishing point of one of the Philippines m…