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We would personally like to welcome you to Hawaii’s newest and longest side by side Zipline at Piiholo Ranch in Maui, Hawaii. Nowhere else will you experience such an unforgettably exhilarating excursion.  Your amazing Maui Zipline adventure begins with a stroll across a 317-foot long suspended bridge leading to the Ziplines where you will soar more than three miles through immense Eucalyptus forests, native koa and ohia trees, and many indigenous plants, while catching grand coastal and canyon views all along the ride.  Thrilling and exclusive!  We are the only Zipline on Maui where you can zip up to four people side by side.

You can also test yourself and your group on our brand new Tango Tower with seven unique climbing challenges.  Or, if relaxing and taking in the sights is more your style, our treehouse is sure to please.  Built among the trees with three overhanging decks, it’s a great place for photos, kicking-back, and watching the zipline action.

We are open Daily.  Snacks and beverages are provided.   You will want to dress appropriately.  We recommend long pants and close toed shoes.  Rain gear is provided if necessary.

Advance reservations with a credit card or voucher are required.  All zipline riders must be at least 10 years old, weigh between 75 - 275 pounds, and be in good physical condition.  All tours are suitable for experienced and first-time zipline riders.  Cancellation requires 24 hours notice, “No shows” will be charged full fare.  Maui Zipline tours go out rain or shine, but if the weather is extreme, we may cancel or reschedule to suit you.  We can accommodate large groups of people at a special rate.  Please contact us for more information.
Four Zipline Adventures

• 5 - Zipline Adventure:
Our premier tour which includes
Hawaii’s longest side-by-side zipline.

• 4 - Zipline Adventure:
An exciting tour for a fun experience.

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• Tango Tower:
Challenge yourself on our 6-sided adventure
tower with a variety of unique climbs.

• Walk Along Adventure:
Great photo opportunities for non-zipping friends.

All of our adventures start with a walk across a 317-foot suspended bridge from the parking area to the Zipline course!

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(808) 572-1717
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–Press Release–

Piiholo Ranch Zipline, Hawaii’s Newest and Longest Side-by-Side Zipline,

Launches Operation in Upcountry Maui

Seven-generation Maui Baldwin Family is Owner/Operator of Maui’s Newest Eco-Adventure

 

MAKAWAO, Maui, Hawaii (February 16, 2009) – Piiholo Ranch Zipline, Hawaii’s newest and longest side by side zipline eco-adventure, is now operating on the 800-acre historic Piiholo Ranch above Makawao, Maui.

Piiholo Ranch Zipline Owners/Operators and brothers Jeff, Duke and Chris Baldwin are descendants of the legendary seven-generation Baldwin ranching family on Maui that includes father Peter, a competitive team roper, polo champion, and member of the Paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) Hall of Fame. Together they have built one of the country’s longest and most ecologically sensitive ziplines nearing three miles of scenic thrills, with the longest line at 2800 feet, heights from 42 feet to 600 feet, and speeds up to 40 miles per hour.

The course includes a zipline of four lines side-by-side (the only one in Hawaii) and five ziplines of two lines side-by-side; a suspension bridge; and seven-station, 42-foot tall climbing tower and ropes course (Tango Tower) covering approximately 100 acres.

Guests are outfitted with the latest ziplining equipment including the top state-of-the-art zipline harness available and offering maximum comfort, safety helmet, and tethered trolley. Knowledgeable guides lead them through a fun and challenging bird’s eye view of the rain forest. All tours start by crossing a 317-foot long suspension bridge which takes you from the parking lot to the course. Ziplines criss-cross over verdant, deep gulches and zipliners soar over a beautiful forest canopy, including koa, ohi`a, halapepe and kukui trees, while taking in bi-coastal views and the grandeur of Haleakala summit. 

Four Zip Line Adventure tours are available:

5-Line Adventure

4-Line Adventure

Tango Tower

Walk Along Adventure

Combine a zipline adventure with the Tango Tower and receive a $20 discount.

Participants must be at least 10 years old and weigh between 75 pounds and 275 pounds for ziplining and at least 60 pounds for Tango Tower.  The tour is not for pregnant women, people with back problems or any serious medical condition. Closed toed shoes are required. Some moderate to advanced physical activity and stair climbing is expected.

Piiholo Ranch Zipline operates daily with tours embarking hourly from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. For reservations or information,
call (808) 572-1717, or visit the Maui Zip Lines website.

About Piiholo Ranch (http://www.piiholo.com)

Piiholo Ranch is an 800-acre working cattle ranch owned by Peter Baldwin and his sons Jeff, Duke (natural resource manager) and Chris (cattle operations manager) in keeping with seven generations of the Baldwin ranching tradition on Maui. The Ranch tour operations include horseback trail rides and lessons, and Hawaii’s newest and longest side by side zipline eco-adventure.  Situated on Piiholo Road near the paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) town of Makawao, the ranch is at an elevation of 2000 feet on Mt. Haleakala with bi-coastal Pacific Ocean views. A towering eucalyptus forest with many native plant and tree species dot the countryside, and common wildlife sightings include axis deer, mountain boar, the endangered Hawaiian Pueo (owl) and Nene geese. A nursery and preserve for Hawaii’s state bird, the endangered Nene, is located on the ranch and is the first and only on Maui listed under the State Safe Harbor Agreement. More than 300 head of cattle roam the ranch, and 40 horses are corralled on the property. A rodeo arena hosts state-wide roping events.