Fire Wire Zip Lines

I will have to say that your safety is their number one concern, and that part of the experience was great. However the rest of the experience was horrible, we waited for 2 hours at the regular zipline start before it was our turn. It was sweltering outside and just wanted to get down the hill to get a drink. It is way too short for the money, does not last more than a couple of minutes. And the employees that day must have been in a bad mood, we did not experience friendly people.

Went with the boyfriend the last time we were up in North Georgia. The place was a little difficult to find (at least for me, but I tend to be directionally challenged in unfamiliar places: P). I called the place twice during our wild goose chase and they were very kind and patient even though we ended up being a few minutes late. They’re also quite flexible about our zip lining time… we had wanted to move it up an hour because the boyfriend had a brainfart. It only takes 1.5 hours if you’re in a small group (it was just the 2 of us).
I thought it was super fun once I got the hang of it, and the staff definitely emphasized safety and respecting the nature around them. They’re also quite funny, which helps if you’re nervous. They were even good sports when I almost knocked over one of them because I didn’t brake hard enough. Boyfriend was a tad disappointed that the ziplining didn’t include more talk about nature and whatnot. But I get to check something off of the bucket list!

Like Shyam we also took advantage of the Living Social Deal. What a great deal and a great time we had.
The staff is really professional and courteous, takes the time to try and make you laugh and feel as comfortable as possible (i’m terrified of heights), and most importantly wants you to have a good time while making sure they’ve explained the safety guidelines.
We only went on the straight zip line as well, and it was awesome! Again, i’m terrified of heights, but after them reassuring me i’d be ok and watching everyone else go down safely I was definitely all in. It was an adrenaline rush, butttt my only complaint is that it didn’t last long at all. :/​A couple minutes tops. Still a rush though. Would I do it again, hellz yeah, but maybe next time we’ll do the canopy and zip lining tour instead so we can have a longer experience.
After the drive from Atlanta we wanted to get a few more hours in after zip lining so we scrounged around the town (there was a car show as well), tried to find some good ol’ blue ridge grub (I can go to taco bell or mcDs anywhere and they had all the fast food you could ask for in the area but that’s not what we wanted… and if you need a Walmart there were 3. lol), and of course if you’re in Blue Ridge what do ya do? Hiking and camping duhhh. So we tracked up a mountain… no seriously it was a drive and a walk up there… and did a little sight seeing. Aska Trails I think it was called. Lots of creeks, rivers, small rapids, camping grounds, and water falls which is what we were looking for. :D Bring the bug spray though and try and find some creatures. We didn’t see anything. Only birds. No squirels or anything until the drive home when we spotted some deer in a field off the highway.
All in all great place, good time, really nice people (and when I say nice i’m talking about the locals too. Everyone was sooooooo nice. They all said hello and waved.), and professional.
Oh, and they also offer other stuff too I think or are affiliated with places that do helicopter tours, horseback riding, cabin rentals, and river rafting.
Go up to Blue Ridge ya’ll! ;)

My wife and I took advantage of a Living Social deal to this place and had a blast (though I only watched while she and her cousin had a sweet time). The staff are really helpful and even though we only took advantage of the straight zip line and not the full canopy tour, we were impressed with their safety precautions and professionalism. Check ‘em out!