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High above Lahaina & Kaanapali lies Kaanapali Ziplines. Mauna Kahalawai (known as the W. Maui Mountains) is the 2nd rainiest place on the whole planet, with over 300 inches of rain a year! While it is brown and dry lower down, it is lush and beautiful upon the volcano and in the valleys. Kaanapali zip lines traverse several valleys during its zipline tour.

Zip at thrilling speeds up to 150 ft above the ground on our 8-Line Kaanapali zipline tour. Located in the mountains above the Kaanapali Resort area, you will marvel at the wide-open ocean and unmatched views of the outer-island views and rugged West Maui Mountains.

They also have a course on the slopes of Haleakala.

Experience five utterly thrilling ziplines that will send you across canyons over 45 mph, above 90 ft drops, and through gorgeous landscapes, as well as a heart-stopping (not literally!) Indiana Jones-style swinging bridge on Skyline’s zipline eco-adventure on the slopes of Haleakalā. Located just a few miles outside of Haleakalā National Park, Skyline Haleakalā was recognized by Fodor’s Travel as one of the world’s most amazing zipline courses!