Commercial zipline builder · Canada

Commercial zipline design and construction

Zip-Rush designs, engineers and builds custom commercial zipline systems for entertainment and adventure venues around the world.

Fly Thru™ commercial zipline towers and cables in Sutton, Quebec
Built for the siteCommercial systems shaped around terrain, riders and operation.

What we offer

One partner.
A complete experience.

No two sites share the same geometry, budget or business model. Zip-Rush coordinates the ride, technology, structures and operating plan as one system.

Dual riders arriving on a Zip-Rush Fly Thru™ system

Unrivalled value

A focused Canadian company keeps overhead practical, helping clients protect capital and reach a faster return on investment.

Zip-Rush Ease-Zip platform and cable system

Functional ziplines

Every layout responds to its environment, operating realities and the client’s expectations. The result is tailored, not generic.

Zip-Rush ropes course and adventure structures in Nigeria

More than ziplines

Ropes courses, climbing structures, giant swings and complementary activities can be coordinated within one coherent destination.

Zip-Rush founder Stephan Bernier on a zipline

Personal guidance

Founder and president Stephan Bernier remains directly involved from the first conversation through design, installation and opening.

Our ziplines

Three distinct ways to move people.

Fly Thru™ handles demanding speed and slope. Zip-Curve is a custom coaster zipline built around a guided aerial path. Ease-Zip simplifies adjustment and ownership.

Explore the systems
Dual riders landing on a Zip-Rush Fly Thru™ system
Fly Thru™
Zip-Curve coaster zipline track winding through a misty forest
Zip-Curve™
Ease-Zip platform and cable system
Ease-Zip™

Why hire Zip-Rush

Experience that becomes practical advantage.

01

Amazing accomplishments

The Zip-Rush story includes the magnetic trolley, landmark high-speed systems and the 2,180-metre Eye of the Jaguar in Peru.

02

Original technologies

Purpose-built trolleys, progressive braking and retrieval systems expand what difficult terrain can support.

03

Love for nature

Routing, construction and operating decisions are made with the landscape and long-term site stewardship in mind.

04

A strong safety record

Engineering, commissioning, training and operational procedures are treated as one continuous responsibility.

05

Exclusive designs

Safety, throughput, maintenance, aesthetics and budget are resolved together for each site.

06

Integrity and transparency

Clear feasibility guidance comes before a client commits heavily to survey, engineering or construction.

Love for nature drives our commitment to environmentally considerate techniques and a restrained construction footprint.

Read the Zip-Rush story

Worldwide experience

Designed in Quebec.
Proven around the world.

Zip-Rush has contributed technology, design and complete systems to adventure, tourism and entertainment projects across several regions.

Project Atlas

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Our mission: advance the economics of the zipline industry through affordable systems, original technology and training

Your terrain. Your ambition.

Let’s map the possibility.

Have a site in mind? Send whatever information you already have—an address or map link, photographs, or simply a brief concept. We can begin with a free preliminary catenary study to assess the line’s potential and identify the most useful next step.

Start the conversation

From site concept to commercial zipline installation

A commercial zipline builder must connect the rider experience with the practical realities of the site. Zip-Rush coordinates route planning, system selection and the project team so the cable, structures, braking and operation work together.

Plan the right system

Start with the terrain, launch and landing locations, rider experience and operating goals. Compare Fly Thru™, Ease-Zip and the Zip-Curve coaster zipline before choosing a direction.

Define the delivery team

Clarify the scope of concept design, professional engineering, fabrication and construction. Local qualified professionals and contractors undertake regulated work where required.

Prepare for operation

Installation, testing, operator training and equipment retrieval need to be considered alongside the ride itself. Review the development sequence before committing to construction.

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