Night Ziplines and UTV Adventure in Los Cabos with Tacos & Tequila
Take the only after-dark zipline in Los Cabos: a UTV approach through canyon scrub, a spine-tingling crossing of Mexico’s longest hanging wooden bridge, then tacos, tequila tasting and s'mores under the stars. This four-hour evening adventure pairs raw desert terrain with local flavors.
The Experience
Before You Go
Bring a photo ID & driver’s license
A valid photo ID is required at check-in; bring your driver’s license if you intend to drive a UTV.
Hydrate before you arrive
There are free water refill stations on-site, but start hydrated—night rides still demand physical stamina in desert air.
Wear grippy, closed-toe shoes
Platforms and the wooden bridge can be slippery; trail runners or hiking shoes provide better traction and ankle support.
Layer up for night temperatures
Desert evenings cool quickly—bring a light jacket for the ride back and while eating on the rooftop.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Stand mid-span on the wooden bridge for an unbroken canyon panorama away from the zipline crowds
- •Rooftop Lion’s Den—ask guides for the lesser-known viewpoint to photograph the canyon at moonrise
Wildlife
- •Coyote
- •Greater roadrunner
Conservation Note
The operator maintains refill stations to reduce single-use bottles and encourages guests to stay on designated trails and minimize light and noise to reduce wildlife disturbance.
The canyon corridor was traditionally grazing and ranching land; in recent decades adventure operators repurposed trails and ridgelines into eco-tour attractions that interpret the desert landscape.
Photographer's Notes
- • From the hanging wooden bridge (silhouettes against the canyon)
- • UTV ridgeline during approach (wide-angle vistas)
- • Rooftop Lion’s Den for star-foreground portraits
What to Bring
Closed-toe hiking or trail shoesEssential
Secure footing and toe protection for platforms, the wooden bridge, and UTV ingress/egress.
Headlamp or small flashlightEssential
Useful for moving around the staging areas before and after the zip runs if you step away from the lit platforms.
Reusable water bottleEssential
Hydration stations are available to refill—bring your own container to cut waste and stay hydrated.
Light wind jacket
Evenings can be cool, especially on higher ridgelines; a packable jacket is handy for the rooftop meal.
Common Questions
Is there a minimum age or height to ride the ziplines?
Children are typically allowed from age 8 with adult supervision; specific age and height requirements and any weight limits should be confirmed with the operator when booking.
Can I drive a UTV on the tour?
Yes—licensed guests may drive a UTV if they bring a valid driver’s license; guides can also drive. Road rules and short training guidance are provided before departure.
What happens if it rains or winds are strong?
The operator cancels in unsafe weather; the booking policy provides a full refund for cancellations at least 24 hours before departure and will cancel for bad weather as needed.
Are the guides bilingual?
Guides on this route are typically bilingual (English and Spanish), and safety briefings are provided in both languages as needed.
Is the experience accessible for people with mobility limitations?
This activity involves elevated platforms, stairs and balance challenges; it is not recommended for travelers with significant mobility restrictions or recent spinal injuries.
What food and drink are included?
The evening includes a tacos dinner (beef, chicken, or vegetarian), three complimentary drinks, a tequila tasting for adults, and s'mores at the firepit.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
4 hours
Location
San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur
Difficulty
challenging
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good cardiovascular shape and comfortable with short climbs, balance on elevated platforms, and a brisk outdoor pace.
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