The 5 Longest Ziplines in Spain

Across Spain, you'll find heart-stopping ziplines that look intimidating at first glance but become addictive once you try them. Some are absolutely incredible, set within unique landscapes of our geography. You can even "time travel" while soaring over rivers and vast valleys.



Originally used for military maneuvers, ziplines have grown increasingly popular in adventure tourism, with numerous options nationwide suitable for all ages. Before you start, check out these zipline safety tips - they'll come in handy if you decide to try them. Now, let's dive into Spain's longest ziplines.


1. Pisuerga Zipline (1300m)

Spain's longest zipline is located in Valladolid province, specifically in Cabezón de Pisuerga. This over-a-kilometer-long ride reaches speeds of 130 km/h. Insane, right?



You'll get an adrenaline rush while "flying" above the Pisuerga River from about 850 meters high at Valdecastro plateau. Advance weekend bookings are required. Here are all available options in the Valladolid area for your reference.

2. Tena Valley Zipline (950m)

In Huesca, specifically at the Hoz de Jaca viewpoint, you'll find Europe's longest dual zipline - yes, in all of Europe! It crosses Tena Valley suspended above Búbal Reservoir. The panoramic views are spectacular! The twin cables allow tandem descents. Suitable for all ages with minimum weight of 40 kg and maximum of 125 kg.



You can also experience nighttime ziplining during both full and new moons, when the sensation becomes even more extraordinary. Want more options? Find them all here.

3. IrriSari Land (900m)

In Navarre, at the foot of the Navarrese Pyrenees, this Adventure Park boasts Europe's largest zipline course. With 7 ziplines total, the longest (900m) crosses the valley at 100km/h


An absolute immersion in pristine nature. For more local adventures, here's a curated selection of specialized operators.

4. Limite Zero (720m)

Imagine ziplining between countries? In Sanlúcar de Guadiana, you can cross from Spain to Portugal over the Guadiana River (the natural border between both nations). This 700m journey "through time" reaches about 80 km/h at 25m altitude. An unparalleled experience!



It's the world's first cross-border zipline. When you land, you'll gain an hour (time zone change). You'll feel like Marty McFly for a moment!
Check out this GoPro footage of the descent:


If you're in the area, you might like these other options.

5. Sendaviva Mega Zipline (650m)

We conclude our top 5 with this super zipline that rivals all others. Sendaviva Adventure Park (Arguedas-Navarre) features among its attractions this 650m zipline reaching 70 km/h.


You'll soar over a forest and across the park, specifically above the lake. Ready to take the plunge?


Now that you know where to find Spain's longest ziplines, what are you waiting for?