Lake Travis Zipline Adventures Memorial Weekend Rides

Lake Travis Zipline Adventures is operating through Memorial Day weekend, with tours running from Friday, May 22, through Monday, May 25, according to the company’s weekend guide and booking pages. The Leander, Texas, attraction is promoting its multi-line canopy tours over Lake Travis as part of the long holiday weekend. The company says reservations are required. Its website also says weekend slots should be booked in advance. The attraction’s main offering is a guided 5-line tour that includes what the company describes as the three longest and fastest ziplines in Texas. A shorter option centers on a single ride called the “Double Barrel Shotgun,” which the company says is its longest and fastest line. Both tours include equipment and water, according to the company’s rates page. ### Which dates are covered by the Memorial Day weekend schedule? Memorial Day weekend in 2026 runs from Friday, May 22, through Monday, May 25, and Lake Travis Zipline Adventures’ website lists the attraction among Austin-area activities for those dates. A separate company post about Memorial Day weekend also identifies May 22 to May 25 as the holiday stretch. The company did not post a separate public notice saying it would close on any of those four days. Its booking and tour pages were active on Friday, May 22. ### What rides is Lake Travis Zipline Adventures selling? Lake Travis Zipline Adventures lists two main tour options on its official rates page. The 5-line day and night tour is priced at $138 and is listed as a three-hour experience with five lines. The single-line “Double Barrel Shotgun” ride is listed at $88 and described as a 1 1/2-hour experience. The company says that ride features the longest and fastest zipline in Texas. The company’s homepage says the 5-line adventure includes the top three longest and fastest ziplines in Texas. Its tour description also says guests get boat transportation, safety equipment and bottled water. ### What does the tour include beyond the zipline itself? The company’s rates page says the tours include a boat ride, uphill hiking and multiple zipline runs. The 5-line tour lists about 1 1/2 to 2 miles of uphill hiking, while the single-line option lists about 1 mile. Visit Austin’s listing for the attraction says the guided experience runs through Austin Hill Country terrain and includes access to private lakefront property. A separate Lake Travis Zipline Adventures page says guests on the full tour can stay on the property afterward and use lakefront amenities. The company’s site says the attraction is located on Lake Travis near Leander. A third-party Lake Travis tourism listing gives the address as 14529 Pocohontas Trail, Leander, Texas. ### How far in advance should people book? Lake Travis Zipline Adventures states on its homepage and navigation pages that reservations are required. Its Memorial Day weekend guide says the holiday is one of the busiest outdoor weekends of the year in the Austin area and urges people to book early. The company’s “Things to Do in Austin This Weekend” post for May 22 to May 25 places Lake Travis Zipline Adventures at the top of its outdoor recommendations. That post directs readers to the booking page rather than promising walk-up availability. ### Who is this aimed at during the holiday weekend? Visit Austin describes Lake Travis Zipline Adventures as an active outdoor attraction for a wide age range, though the company’s public-facing materials emphasize the physical elements of the experience, including hiking and boat access. The operator markets the rides as both scenic and high-adrenaline, with lines running over the lake and surrounding Hill Country. The company’s promotional language centers on Memorial Day weekend visitors looking for outdoor activities in the Austin area. Its recent blog and weekend guides place the attraction alongside festivals, swimming spots and other holiday events around the city. Friday, May 22, is the start of the four-day Memorial Day weekend window the company is promoting, and bookings are being handled through Lake Travis Zipline Adventures’ website. The listed prices are $138 for the 5-line tour and $88 for the single-line ride, with reservations required before arrival.