Adventureworks Hot Springs

Our first time zip lining, we’re in our 60’s. If you’re older I wouldn’t recommend if it’s hot out. It was almost 90 when we did it. Climbing the towers is harder work than the zip lines themselves. Our guides Christian and Conner were fabulous. They were fun but still made sure that we were very safe. The first 3 lines are easier which builds up your confidence to do the longer runs. Do it!!!!!

This was my first time zip lining. The tour guides were friendly and explained all the safety rules before leaving. I felt safe and had a great time! Do not miss this adventure when in Hot Springs!

There were about 10 stations on the zipline as you go thru the canopy. It even goes over a river. Also did the high ropes course and it was a good time. Staff is friendly and helpful. The only bad thing is I think we picked up some chiggers at the ropes course!!

I wish the lines had been longer and higher, this was our second time zip lining and we were very disappointed.. :( prices are ok ( i guess get what you pay for) this is perfect for families with small children 12 and under. I will not zipline there again staff was great, very professional.

My Son wanted to try zip lining , so we took him . We got there a bit early , so he was going to be sitting around a while before they gathered up a group . A couple of the folks working there decided that they could take him on a solo run , so they did . They said they were on the clock anyway , so why not .He loved it , actually , he got hooked . They had mentioned a night time zipline tour for that night , so he called them before we got back to our hotel , and booked it for that night . That night they did a zipline tour with glow lights . He had a blast .

We selected this as our 37th Anniversary adventure! (And as one of my bucket-list to do's!) I am terribly afraid of heights so much that it has been a hindrance at times. If you are bypassing this for the same reason I highly suggest booking your adventure. Eric and Jessie were our guides. They are EXTREMELY patient and encouraging. I had a few moments of hesitation and they encouraged me to take my time, reinforced my comfort level by allowing me to make decisions on how I would tackle certain zips/bridges, and always giving encouragement. We were accompanied by another couple from Texas and they were wonderful company on our adventure! Also if you are not in the greatest physical shape (ahem..too many cheeseburgers?!) no worries, they will go at your pace and there are water coolers along the trail to quench your thirst. They recently added a camera system so now you can purchase a photo of yourself mid-air! I HIGHLY recommend this for ANYONE! (afraid of heights or not)

We took our two boys age 9 and 7 for their first zip lining adventure with Adventureworks in Hot Springs. What a great time !!!! They loved it, we loved it. My wife and I went zip lining in Jamaica and it does not compare to the course we did here in Hot Springs. The lines were long, they were fast, and they provided great scenery. Our two guides (Chris and Haley) were great. Very friendly but also emphasized safety and took that part of it serious which made the whole group feel comfortable that you were in good hands. In addition to the zip lines, there was a great rope bridge that goes across the creek to a platform high in a tree for the next zip line. This was a lot of fun and added some great excitement to the course.
It was way hot!!! But they did provide two water stations with ice cold water that was more than enough for the 1 1/2 hour trip.
I would definitely recommend this to anyone visiting Hot Springs!
Thanks Chris and Haley!!!

It's close to 100 degrees out this time of year. First thing I noticed is that when the group in the time slot before us finished they take off their equipment and place it back in with the rest of the gear without any disinfecting or cleaning. My helmet smelled like a laundry bag of sweaty gym clothes. Imagine what that was like running down my face? They only had 2 water stations on the course, one no longer had ice and the other was just about empty so not everyone was able to get enough needed in this heat. The course itself was all from tree stands to the ground. The landing areas were the worst part of this place. Some of the zip lines were too loose so that you may come in too low and scrape your body against the ground. Some landing areas have a wooden ramp but they are not all lined up properly. Breaking requires you to drag your feet or if facing forward, hit the ground running and eventually the guide will help stop you with his "rope". It seems our guide "T" from NY was more interested in flirting with the cute girl his age then the safety of the rest of us. This place did not offer any photo or video opportunities and offered no refreshments at the end of the course. Save your money and find something else to do

We've never zip lined but have run across options all over the world. Arkansas seemed a great starting point for us with the canopy of trees to protect us from the sun and the beautiful terrain. We had a great time. Our kids 9 & 11 loved it. Adventure works has a natural progression of 12 lines over about 2 hours we finished off racing each other on the last run Which is completely optional. Give it a try if you are even mildly adventurous. It's great fun.

Aside from the time I ziplined down Fremont St in Vegas (with a little liquid courage) this visit to Adventureworks was my first time truly zip lining. I was nervous when I got there but the fabulous guides (Brian and Caitlyn) put my mind at ease immediately. The ziplines were fun and the layout of the park was extremely well organized, my boyfriend and I had a blast.even though I struggled to cross the bridge of death on zipline #10all the people in our group and Brian & Caitlyn encouraged me and got me across the bridge. I highly recommend taking the time to try out Adventureworks, just wear a pair of running shoes and comfortable clothes and you will be good to go!!