What there is to do
The zipline tour runs eight lines with about 4.5 km of cable in total. The longest line is roughly 815 meters, and riders can reach around 90 km/h. It takes about 1.5 to 2 hours on the lines and includes a walk across the hanging bridge.
The hanging bridge spans the canyon at about 1,082 feet long. It's billed as Mexico's largest, and it's built so that ATVs and UTVs can drive across it as well as people on foot. The ATV tour mixes desert trails, a stretch of beach and the bridge; the UTV tour covers canyon trails and the bridge in side-by-sides.
For more adrenaline, the bungee jump and the giant swing both launch from a gondola suspended about 100 meters above the canyon floor. Calmer options include camel rides, horseback rides, a guided tour of the park's animals, the Wagoona water park, and bike and pump tracks.
- Ziplines: 8 lines, ~4.5 km of cable
- Hanging bridge: ~1,082 ft, crossed on foot, ATV or UTV
- Bungee jump and giant swing from a gondola
- ATV and UTV tours, camel and horse rides, animal visit
Prices
Wild Canyon sells direct on its website, where online prices are well below the posted list prices. At the time of writing, single activities (zipline tour, bungee, giant swing, camel ride, horseback ride, animal tour, ATV tour) are each listed at around US$99. The UTV tour is from US$172. The Park Pass, which includes an ATV and UTV ride, three ziplines, a bungee or swing, horse and camel rides, the animal tour and round-trip transport, is US$152. There are also two- and three-activity bundles and an all-inclusive Ultimate Pass.
Watch for extras: a mandatory park entrance fee of about US$22 to US$25 per person, motorized-vehicle insurance on ATV/UTV activities, and transport on single-activity tickets. Prices change often, so check the site on the day you book.
Age, weight and health limits
Minimum ages are 8 for the ziplines, 10 to ride as an ATV passenger, 18 with a valid license to drive an ATV, and 15 for the bungee and giant swing. Younger children can do the animal activities and the soft attractions. Zipline riders must weigh 55 to 300 lb (22 to 136 kg), with a 250 lb limit on the final line.
The high-adrenaline activities aren't suitable for anyone who is pregnant or has heart, back or neck problems, vertigo or osteoporosis. If a group mixes thrill-seekers and non-riders, the Park Pass lets everyone pick what suits them.
Getting there and what to bring
The park is off Highway 1 at Km 19.5, in the Cabo Real area between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, about 25 minutes by car from Médano Beach. The Park Pass includes round-trip hotel transport, and it's an optional add-on for single activities. Our concierge can book tickets and transport, or you can drive yourself with a rental car.
Wear closed-toe shoes (required for ziplines) and clothes you don't mind getting dusty on the ATVs. Bring biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent, a refillable water bottle, and a change of clothes if you plan to use the water park. In summer, morning slots are cooler.
