Apple Barn

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Banner Elk, NC

Sunalei Preserve

Arts And Entertainment

Zionville, NC

Sunalei Preserve offers property owners hiking trails and High Mountain Camp, a clubhouse purported to be the highest east of the Rockies.

  • Property owners seeking hiking trails within a gated mountain preserve
  • Mountain homesites ranging from 2-acre cabin sites to 20-acre Homestead and Camp lots
  • Gatherings at a clubhouse with a stone fireplace, decks, kitchen, pool table, and fitness room

High Gravity Adventures Zip Line & Aerial Park

Arts And Entertainment

Blowing Rock, NC

High Gravity Adventures offers Boone-area zip tours, 65+ aerial obstacles, a 70-foot Dropzone, and a 45-foot three-person Giant Swing.

  • Families seeking ziplining and aerial activities near Boone or Blowing Rock
  • Children ages 4+ needing a kid-focused aerial park
  • Visitors wanting ziplining, climbing, and a giant swing in one $100 Ultimate Adventure package

Pine Run

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Boone, NC

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FAQ

How much does the Ultimate Adventure package cost at High Gravity Adventures?

The Ultimate Adventure package is listed at $100 per person and combines ziplining, the Blue Ridge Adventure Park, and the Giant Swing.

What age and weight restrictions apply at High Gravity Adventures?

The Foothills Adventure and Zip Line Park is for ages 4 and older. The High Altitude zip line tour lists a weight range of 75 to 265 pounds, along with additional height and reach requirements.

Can I walk in for a zip-line session near Boone?

Popular ticket times can sell out, so walk-in availability is not guaranteed. Booking ahead is advisable, especially for groups.

Are High Gravity Adventures activities affected by weather?

Yes. Weather can affect the activities, so visitors seeking a weather-independent attraction should choose another option or confirm operating conditions before going.

Can the public visit Sunalei Preserve for hiking?

Sunalei Preserve is a gated property-owner community rather than an ungated public attraction. Its trails and High Mountain Camp are intended for property owners and their permitted use.