Texas has quite a few ziplines to choose from, but Lake Travis Zipline Adventures offers the longest ride of them all. It’s a three-hour excursion that takes visitors soaring through the refreshing Central Texas air, in perfect view of undulating hills and pristine water.

Lake Travis Zipline Adventures is not just Austin’s only zipline, but also the longest in all of Texas. It guarantees an unforgettable experience for family, friends, coworkers, and significant others alike.

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Five different lines range in length from 300 to 2800 feet. You’ll soar through the refreshing Hill Country air for a whopping three hours, all the while taking in beautiful scenery that can’t be found anywhere else.

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Tours are also available after dark. “Night Flight” offers everything the regular zip does, just beneath the moon’s effervescent aura. Glow sticks and headlamps will be provided.

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Each ticket includes access to an exclusive lakefront property complete with food, drinks, games, and hammocks. You’ll also be able to swim on a private beach just steps away.

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Several picnic tables overlook the water and offer unparalleled views. It’s the perfect place to unwind after your palm-sweating adventure!

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We had to do a double-take before fully understanding this picture. Don’t pass up this opportunity to convince all your friends that you’re a magician!

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Address: 14529 Pocohontas Trail, Volente, TX 78641. Reservations are required and can be made here.

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Visit the official website or Facebook page to learn more.

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Have you ever been to Lake Travis Zipline Adventures? If so, we’d love to hear about your experience! Check out our previous article for an awesome place to eat after playing all day: We’ve Found The Most Stunning Restaurant In Texas And You’ll Want To Visit.

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