Backyard Zip Line
Many people have set up a backyard zip line. It's not difficult to do in short distances such as a backyard and kids really love it. Ziplines for backyard space can be created with relatively low height. Some platforms are the swing set, tree house, or playground equipment.
Many people have installed backyard zip lines. Send a video link or pictures and describe your backyard zipline project. Below are some examples:
 Backyard zip line with a cargo net climb to the seat. Built with directions found online.
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 250' zip line in a backyard using a Petzl trolley and showing a good example of using the brake block.
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 Zip line is about 200 feet long running the length of the backyard ending with a bungee brake.
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 Homemade zipline in a backyard mounted on a pole with a tension cable anchored to the ground.
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 Homemade zip line set-up to run down the back of a hill. The cable is stretched between two large trees.
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 This is the longest backyard zipline I know of...It is at least 600 feet long and 45 feet high.
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Share a video... send in a video link. Send an email to info@ziplinerider.com
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Backyard Zipline
Zip Line Kits
Ready to go and easy to assemble kits for home use.
Zipline_Kits.html
Backyard Zip Line
You can buy a ready-made version or make your own.
Backyard_Zipline.html
Build a Zip Line
Provides resources for building a zipline.
Build_Zipline.html
Zip Line Equipment
Supplies for use with a zip line.
Zipline_Equipment.html
Zip Line Construction
Zip line construction and installation services for your zipline project.
Zipline_Construction.html
Zip Line Trolley
Three popular double wheel zip line trolleys.
Zipline_Trolley.html
Zip Line Safety
Covers aspects of safety, maintenance and inspection for home ziplines.
Zipline_Safety.html
Additional Reading:
 Ropes Course Safety Manual
Kendall Hunt Pub Co
An Instructor’s Guide to Initiatives, and Low and High Elements.
http://www.betterworldbooks.com/
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