Cuenca Zipline

In the heart of Huécar Gorge lies Europe's longest urban zipline: Cuenca Zipline. Are you brave enough to strap in and soar over this medieval city?

Europe's Longest Urban Double Zipline

If you're a real adventurer looking for a memorable experience, the Las Hoces Zipline in Cuenca will not disappoint. At a height of 120 metres (395 feet), this attraction allows you to fly over the impressive countryside in the Huecar Gorge with exceptional views of this Spanish city.

The Cuenca Zipline covers a distance of 445 metres (1460 feet) from the Castillo neighbourhood to the outskirts of the Parador Nacional de Turismo de Cuenca, at a speed of around 70 km/h (45 mph). It descends 65 metres (210 feet) at an inclination of 15%, providing a combination of views and excitement.

How Does It Work?

Participants will receive safety equipment and a brief orientation on the activity. For 40 seconds, you’ll enjoy a bird's eye view over Cuenca’s old town, a World Heritage Site, and see landmarks like the Hanging Houses and San Pablo's Bridge.

This is a double zipline, allowing you to share the experience with a friend or loved one.

Requirements

To participate, you must weigh between 35 -120 kg (77-265 pounds) and be 1.2-2.15 metres (3 ft 10 in-7 ft) tall. Individuals with reduced mobility should indicate this when booking.

Minors

Minors may use the zipline if accompanied by an adult and with an authorization form signed by a parent or guardian.