Zipline Adventure on Maui’s North Shore

This course of seven different ziplines takes you through the breathtaking landscapes of Maui’s north shore. See the jungle from a bird’s-eye perspective as you rush through eucalyptus treetops at up to 40 miles per hour!

Feel the tropical Pacific breeze on your skin and catch unforgettable views on the lines that range up to 900 feet long and 70 feet high! Suitable for the whole family, this adventure is situated on the grounds of historic Camp Maui.

NorthShore Zipline is a family-operated business offering unforgettable adventures suitable for the whole family. The course includes seven thrilling ziplines up to 900’ long and 70’ high, as well as several aerial platforms, high towers, suspended bridges and tree-to-tree swings. The zipline course is situated on the beautiful north shore of Maui, near the scenic town of Haiku. North Shore Zipline is located in Camp Maui, a historic WWII military camp, where US Marines received training before going to battle the Japanese.

Explore the remains of the camp—as well as its unique tropical surroundings—as you take the plunge and race down the lines with speed up to 40 mph! From high above, you get a bird’s-eye view of the island. Catch glimpses of the beautiful Pacific Ocean as you soar above and through the verdant landscape. The canopy of trees that surrounds the zipline course is rich in rainbow eucalyptus, an especially beautiful tree typical to Maui. The Maui NorthShore Zipline tour offers just the right amounts of adrenaline, for newcomers as well as seasoned zipliners.

Experienced, friendly guides work hard to provide an unforgettable adventure for their visitors. Look forward to being safe and comfortable, and to having all your questions answered. North Shore Zipline’s equipment meets the highest safety standards, and no special skills or prior training is needed to enjoy the ziplines.

Make sure to plan some extra time to explore the Camp Maui Museum. See photographs, memorabilia, and even World War II-era military Jeeps. Here you can learn all about the moving history of the very land you’re standing on.