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Charleston Zipline Adventures
Phone: (843) 928-3947
City: Awendaw
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Charleston Zipline Adventures
Charleston Zip Line Adventures is the ONLY Zip Line Park in the Charleston area. Come fly, climb, zip, and play on our zip lines and climbing wall. The Canopy Tour has seven zip line cables, three swinging bridges and a grand finale zip of 750 feet. Our Koala Kid Zip is designed for adventurers ages 5-13. Young adventurers will fly on continuous zip lines for 90 minutes from 25 feet in the air! Plus, our climbing wall has three levels of difficulty and is sure to be fun for all ages!
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