$99 for a Bretton Woods Canopy Tour at Mount Washington Resort ($220 Value)
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Soar up to 150 feet above the White Mountain National Forest along more than 3,000 feet of ziplines
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- $99 for a Bretton Woods canopy tour for two ($220 value)
Lasting more than three hours and covering more than 3,000 feet across nine ziplines, the canopy tour provides a high-speed, bird’s-eye perspective through the native New Hampshire forests, high above Bretton Woods’ well-known ski slopes. Experienced guides lend their expertise along the way, strapping visitors safely into harnesses and sharing knowledge about the flora and fauna that have inhabited the woods since skydiving in a million years ago.
Soar up to 150 feet above the White Mountain National Forest along more than 3,000 feet of ziplines
The Deal
- $99 for a Bretton Woods canopy tour for two ($220 value)
Lasting more than three hours and covering more than 3,000 feet across nine ziplines, the canopy tour provides a high-speed, bird’s-eye perspective through the native New Hampshire forests, high above Bretton Woods’ well-known ski slopes. Experienced guides lend their expertise along the way, strapping visitors safely into harnesses and sharing knowledge about the flora and fauna that have inhabited the woods since skydiving in a million years ago.
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About Mount Washington Resort
Located within the 800,000-acre White Mountain National Forest, the woods that surround Omni Mount Washington Resort seem largely untouched by the outside world—save for the occasional human that might be zipping through the treetops at 30 miles per hour from the Bretton Woods Adventure Center. The 3-hour Tarzan-esque tour begins in the Base Lodge, where participants are outfitted in harnesses and lead into the forest by experienced guides. From there, guests travel by dual-cable ziplines—nine in total, ranging from 120 to 830 feet long—high above the forest floor as they revel in the beauty of New Hampshire's White Mountain region and learn more about its local geology and cultural history. No two flights are alike since the center is open year-round, and the stunning scenery changes with the seasons: lush greens in the spring and summer, colorful foliage in the fall, and snow-covered branches in the winter.