Sonoma's only redwood canopy zipline experience — ancient coast redwoods at 200 feet.
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Visit WebsiteThe 3-hour Tree Tops Tour — seven ziplines through ancient redwood canopy, longest 1500 feet at 40 mph, two sky bridges, spiral descent inside a redwood trunk, and a 45-foot rappel finale. Add the overnight Treehouse for the full canopy-living experience at 200 feet up.
Sonoma Canopy Tours operates Sonoma's only redwood canopy zipline — since 2010, on the Alliance Redwoods grove in Occidental, where ancient coast redwoods reach over 200 feet and the zipline platforms are built into living trees. The Tree Tops Tour is the standard format: seven separate zip lines (the longest 1500 feet long, top speed 40 mph), two sky bridges between trees, a spiral staircase descent inside a redwood trunk, and a final 45-foot rappel from a platform to the forest floor. The aerial route lasts about three hours and covers a section of the grove no ground-level visitor sees.
Beyond the day Tree Tops Tour, Sonoma Canopy Tours runs the Sonoma Treehouse — an overnight glamping experience in a treehouse cabin built into the redwood canopy at 200 feet up, accessed via private zipline and offered as a $550-per-person package. The treehouse sleeps two and includes the Tree Tops Tour, dinner, breakfast, and the night-time aerial silence of the redwood grove. The Eco-Certified badge is earned: the canopy infrastructure is engineered to leave no permanent trace on the host trees, and the grove ecology is explicitly part of the guide commentary on every tour. Sonoma Canopy Tours is the most adrenaline-forward of the Sonoma County adventure operators, and the only one delivering aerial perspective inside ancient redwood canopy.
General Manager
Joel Hurst is the general manager of Sonoma Zipline Adventures, the canopy-tour program of the Alliance Redwoods Conference Grounds in Occidental. He came up through the organization — earlier running its health-services side — and now oversees the guided redwood eco-tours and the crew of trained zipline guides who lead them.
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Sonoma Canopy Tours operates Sonoma's only redwood canopy zipline — since 2010, on the Alliance Redwoods grove in Occidental, where ancient coast redwoods reach over 200 feet and the zipline platforms are built into living trees. The Tree Tops Tour is the standard format: seven separate zip lines (the longest 1500 feet long, top speed 40 mph), two sky bridges between trees, a spiral staircase descent inside a redwood trunk, and a final 45-foot rappel from a platform to the forest floor. The aerial route lasts about three hours and covers a section of the grove no ground-level visitor sees.
Beyond the day Tree Tops Tour, Sonoma Canopy Tours runs the Sonoma Treehouse — an overnight glamping experience in a treehouse cabin built into the redwood canopy at 200 feet up, accessed via private zipline and offered as a $550-per-person package. The treehouse sleeps two and includes the Tree Tops Tour, dinner, breakfast, and the night-time aerial silence of the redwood grove. The Eco-Certified badge is earned: the canopy infrastructure is engineered to leave no permanent trace on the host trees, and the grove ecology is explicitly part of the guide commentary on every tour. Sonoma Canopy Tours is the most adrenaline-forward of the Sonoma County adventure operators, and the only one delivering aerial perspective inside ancient redwood canopy.
The 3-hour Tree Tops Tour — seven ziplines through ancient redwood canopy, longest 1500 feet at 40 mph, two sky bridges, spiral descent inside a redwood trunk, and a 45-foot rappel finale. Add the overnight Treehouse for the full canopy-living experience at 200 feet up.
Joel Hurst is the general manager of Sonoma Zipline Adventures, the canopy-tour program of the Alliance Redwoods Conference Grounds in Occidental. He came up through the organization — earlier running its health-services side — and now oversees the guided redwood eco-tours and the crew of trained zipline guides who lead them.
James Blake leads Alliance Redwoods Conference Grounds, the non-profit that owns and operates Sonoma Zipline Adventures on its redwood property near Occidental. Under him the camp — rooted in decades of outdoor and environmental education — reinvested in the canopy tours and treehouse stays that now draw adventure-seekers into the forest.
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