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Kapalua Ziplines: 6-Line Dual Racing Course, West Maui

A Ziplining experience by Kapalua Ziplines. Back to all Maui tours.

★★★★★ 5.0 839 reviews Rating breakdown: Tripadvisor 5.0 from 839 reviews. Tripadvisor 5.0 (839)

Average of 839 Tripadvisor reviews of this tour, checked September 2026.

Tour Summary: An ATV ride up through the rainforest, six racing ziplines, and the 360-foot suspension bridge that ranks longest in Hawaiʻi. The premium West Maui choice for groups who want an ATV ride and a bridge crossing along with the ziplines.

  • Two riders racing side by side on Kapalua's dual ziplines, West Maui Large photo
    Maui's only all-dual lines let you launch side by side. Image: Kapalua Ziplines
  • 360-foot suspension bridge at Kapalua Ziplines, the longest in Hawaiʻi Large photo
    The 360-foot suspension bridge on the tour is the longest in Hawaiʻi. Image: Kapalua Ziplines
  • Rider on a dual-track zipline above the West Maui Mountains, Kapalua Large photo
    Soar over the lush tropical slopes of 1.7 million year old volcano, while taking in spectacular panoramic views of Maui’s . Image: Kapalua Ziplines
  • ATV ride up through the rainforest on the Kapalua Ziplines tour Large photo
    A guide-driven ATV carries you uphill between zip sections. Image: Kapalua Ziplines
  • Map of the Kapalua Ziplines 6-line course, lines #3 to #8 Large photo
    On the 6-line zipline tour you get to explore lines #3 through #8, and on the 4-line tour lines #5 through #8. Image: Kapalua Ziplines
  • Guests geared up and ready at Kapalua Ziplines, West Maui Large photo
    Race your friends and family on dual lines across the best Pacific scenery on Maui. Image: Kapalua Ziplines
  • Rider launching on a Kapalua dual zipline over West Maui slopes Large photo
    The lines run over the West Maui Mountains, a volcano roughly 1.7 million years old. Image: Kapalua Ziplines
  • Guide-driven ATV climbing through the rainforest, Kapalua Ziplines Large photo
    A guide-driven ATV carries you uphill between zip sections. Image: Kapalua Ziplines

4 Tour Highlights:

  • 8,500 feet of dual-track cable you ride side by side, the only all-dual course on Maui
  • ATV ride up through the rainforest, driven by your guide, between zip sections
  • 360-foot suspension bridge, the longest in Hawaiʻi
  • Lines #3 through #8 of the Kapalua course, the longer end of the route

Important: Maximum Weight is 250 pounds per person. Children must be at least 10 years old, weigh 60 pounds and be 4 feet tall. Adults must zip with all minors from ages 10-17.

Tour Information:

Price: Adult
(excluding taxes & fees)$240

Tour Provider: Kapalua Ziplines

Activity: Ziplining

Tour start time: Several times/day

Duration: 3.5 hours

Location: West Maui

Pick-up available? No

Included: ATV ride through the rainforest, all safety equipment, and raingear if needed.

Cancellations: Free cancellations and changes only when made at least 48 hours prior to tour time. If you need to cancel due to illness or medical emergency, we require a doctor’s note from a local Maui doctor/clinic in order to process a full refund. The tours run RAIN or SHINE and we do not refund for inclement weather, however, we do provide rain jackets when needed. Tours will be cancelled in the event of extreme high winds, thunder and lightning.

Read more: about ziplining in our Maui ziplining guide.

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Every line on this course is dual-track. No other zipline tour on Maui is dual on every line. You and a partner clip in side by side and launch together on every line. Across the full 6-line route you cover 8,500 feet of cable strung over the slopes of the West Maui Mountains, a volcano that has been here roughly 1.7 million years.

Reviewers mention the guides and the mix of ATV, ziplines and bridge more often than the speed. The 3.5 hours include an ATV ride up through the rainforest with your guide driving, the six racing lines, and a walk across a 360-foot suspension bridge, the longest in Hawaiʻi. The bridge sways underfoot as you cross.

How the day runs

You ride the ATV uphill between zip sections, so there is no hiking between lines. The 6-line version covers lines #3 through #8 of the course. The tour departs from Kapalua on West Maui, about 15 minutes north of the Kāʻanapali resorts. Safety equipment and rain gear are included, and closed-toe shoes are required. Wind and rain can slow riders on the lines, and on a slow day the guides will have you tuck or cannonball to keep momentum to the far platform. With a group of eight or nine there is some standing around between lines while everyone clips in and clears. The tour runs rain or shine and is only called off for extreme wind, thunder, or lightning.

Map of the Kapalua Ziplines 6-line course, lines #3 to #8

The 6-line tour rides lines #3 through #8; the 4-line tour rides lines #5 through #8. Image: Kapalua Ziplines

Book this one in West Maui if your group wants an ATV ride and a bridge crossing along with the ziplines. Riders from age 10 into their 70s finish this tour, and nervous first-timers launch with a partner beside them. Minimum age is 10, minimum weight 60 pounds, minimum height 4 feet, maximum weight 250 pounds. Anyone 10 to 17 has to zip alongside an adult.

6-line vs 4-line: which to book

The 4-line tour drops lines #3 and #4 and runs about an hour shorter for about $40 less. The two extra lines on the 6-line route are the longer stretch of the course, so book the 6-line if you want the most cable distance. If budget or available time is tighter, the 4-line still includes the ATV ride and the suspension bridge. Price and book the shorter version on the 4-line tour page.

At $240 for 3.5 hours, this sits at the top of the West Maui zipline price range, and the reviewers who call it spendy usually add that it was worth it. The price covers the ATV ride and the bridge crossing along with the six lines. Reviewers keep mentioning the guides’ patience: they walk older and anxious riders through each launch without rushing the line behind them. Book earlier in the day if you can, since wind is the most common reason riders slow on the lines.

[Video] See the Dual Ziplines at Kapalua Zipline in action
About Kapalua Ziplines

Kapalua Ziplines runs the only all-dual zipline course on Maui, set on the West Maui Mountains above Kapalua, and the course includes the longest suspension bridge in Hawaiʻi at 360 feet. The operation holds a top TripAdvisor rating across thousands of reviews, with guides and tour variety the two things guests cite most. Every line is built for two riders side by side rather than solo runs.

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Last checked September 25, 2026 by Gerrit van der Plas, founder of Love Hawaiʻi Guides. We re-confirm pricing, schedules, and operator details, and update this page when they change.

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