Bear Mountain Ziplines

On our last day visiting Luray, Virginia we called and made a reservation for later that day. My husband and teenage step-​daughter did the Mama Bear zip line for $ 75.00 each. My seven year old daughter and I did the Baby Bear high ropes course with two small zip lines for $ 20.00 each. My daughter also did the rock climbing wall for $ 15.00. My daughter loved both. The owners were very nice. They even let my daughter do everything again for free when another girl came. They told her she could be a guide. I gave four stars just because I think the prices are expensive. We were on vacation, so we paid it, but I don’t know if we would do it again.

Such a great place! Great atmosphere and awesome staff! We had such a good time and will definitely go back!

These guys are fun and professional. They definitely make sure you are safe and comfortable on the lines. They made sure we had a good time, and to be fair, we really did.
I will say that the course feels a little short for the price. There are 7 zip-​lines, yes — but one of them is a short practice line so I don’t think that really counts. The final zip line is amazing and really really fast. You come down out of the trees, across a field, and land on the final platform. I wish all the lines were like that one!

This was our first zip line adventure and we had a BLAST! Our guides, Austin and Shannon, were so patient and accommodating. The family that greeted us upon our arrival is so nice! You can tell that safety is a priority. The weather was not in our favor but we made the best of it. Had a great time, can’t wait to come back!

For my first experience ziplining, I don’t think I could have had a better one. I am extremely unenthusiastic about heights, but I decided to conquer my fears and brave the treetops. I was definitely not disappointed! You are transported to the top of the mountain via tractor pull. The first zipline was a training zipline, and then six others led back down the mountain. The ziplines wove through the trees and some were long enough that you couldn’t even see the platform ahead or behind.
It was beautiful in the trees, even though they weren’t clad in leaves. I’m sure it would have been absolutely gorgeous in the summer or fall (and definitely less cold!), but I loved being able to stand in the trees at the same level as the birds.
I was really impressed with the friendliness of the owner and the zipline guides. All were knowledgeable and made me feel safe, even as I clung to the tree so I could stay away from the platform edges.
The rock wall that backs the very last zipline platform was also cool and new (and didn’t seem overly difficult, though I sat out and took pictures). However, I think that the main attraction is definitely the former.

I had a great time both rock climbing & zip lining all of their routes. The family that runs the lines & wall are super nice and are very accommodating. The rock wall is challenging given that only two people in my 7 person group were able to make it to the top, and the zip lines are even more exciting! The last one zips you up to 35mph!