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, the Las Hoces Zipline in Cuenca offers a memorable experience. At a height of 120 metres (395 feet), this attraction allows you to fly over the Huecar Gorge while enjoying views of Cuenca. The Cuenca Zipline spans a distance of 445 metres (1460 feet) from the Castillo neighbourhood to the outskirts of the Parador Nacional de Turismo de Cuenca, operating at a speed of approximately 70 km/h (45 mph). It descends 65 metres (210 feet) at a 15% inclination, combining views with an adrenaline rush.

How Does It Work?

Safety equipment will be provided, along with a short safety briefing. Your zipline experience lasts for 40 seconds, offering a bird's eye view of Cuenca's old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can see the Hanging Houses and San Pablo's Bridge. The double zipline design allows you to share this adventure with a companion.

Requirements

Participants must weigh between 35 -120 kg (77-265 pounds) and be between 1.2-2.15 metres (3 ft 10 in-7 ft) tall. Individuals with reduced mobility should inform when booking.

Minors

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