Welcome To Mountain Pine Zip Line!

Mountain Pine Adventures prioritizes safety by implementing rigorous safety measures. Additionally, weather conditions are carefully monitored. These precautions help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

 

1. Equipment Inspection and Use:

• Check the gear: We inspect the harness, carabiners, and other equipment for wear and tear before each use. Report any issues to the operator. 

• Wearing the right gear: We ensure a properly fitted harness, helmet, and closed-toe shoes are worn. 

• Trust the equipment: Remember that the equipment is tested and certified for your safety. 

2. Following Instructions and Procedures:

• Listen carefully to our guides: Pay close attention to instructions given by the MPA guides during the briefing and throughout the activity. 

• Follow clear procedures: Know how to hold position with legs up, what to expect when starting and stopping , and how to navigate the platforms. 

• Stay focused: Maintain awareness of your surroundings and potential hazards. 

3. Maintaining Proper Form and Techniques:

• Keep your body in a horizontal position: This helps maintain balance and control during the ride. 

• Keep arms and legs straight: This helps to minimize air resistance and maintain a smooth ride. 

• Lift your legs high before touching down on the platform: This can help reduce the impact and potential injuries. 

4. Operator and Park Responsibilities:

• Operator training:

  Guides are fully trained in zipline safety procedures, equipment inspection, and rescue techniques. 

• Equipment maintenance:

  Operators are responsible for regularly inspecting and maintaining the zipline equipment, including cables, platforms, and anchor points. 

• Supervision:

  Trained staff are present at both ends of the zipline to supervise participants. 

• Patron screening:

  Mountain Pine operators will screen participants for any health conditions or limitations that may make them unsuitable for ziplining. 

• Rescue procedures:

  Mountain Pine operators are trained in rescue procedures in case of an emergency. 

5. Personal Responsibility:

• Follow all rules: Avoid risky behaviour and stay within the designated areas. 

• Be aware of your surroundings: Pay attention to potential hazards, such as obstacles, vegetation, or other participants. 

• Communicate with guides: If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to ask the guides. 

• If you're unsure, don't do it: If you're uncomfortable with any part of the activity, it's best to decline and seek alternative options. 

By following these safety guidelines and taking personal responsibility, participants will have a safe and enjoyable ziplining experience.