EverZip rail-less coasters
EverZip is our patent-pending cable-to-rail ride system — it starts like a zipline and becomes a roller coaster, delivering coaster-style thrills across natural terrain on a fraction of the structure.
Engineering makes it possible.
A conventional coaster has to be held up by continuous steel under every foot of track. EverZip spans open cable across ravines and valleys with nothing beneath it — reaching wild terrain without clearing or paving a path to it.
A zipline is a straight line on a cable. A roller coaster is a track held up by continuous steel. EverZip is both — and needs far less than either. Riders glide in on open cable, then the trolley transitions onto rigid rail exactly where the ride needs to turn, climb, or descend.
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Span
Glide in on open zipline cable — across ravines and valleys with nothing beneath it.
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Transition
The trolley moves seamlessly from cable onto a rigid rail, no break in the ride.
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Ride
Carve banked turns, helixes, climbs and descents — coaster movement, in the trees.
A roller coaster has to be held up by continuous foundations under every foot of track — which is why you can’t build one across a canyon or a forest. EverZip spans those gaps on cable and only lands where it curves, so it reaches terrain a coaster never could. It’s how we engineer adventure where others see impossible terrain — on a fraction of the structure and footprint.
Light on the land
An ecological footprint as small as its structural one.
Fewer foundations mean less clearing and grading — so guests experience a wild landscape without it being paved to reach them. The reason it works for parks, concessions, and conservation-minded operators.
We proved the cable-to-rail system in 2019 with the first coaster of its kind — gravity-fed. Then we removed the gravity limitation with a powered, electric trolley: it climbs, controls speed, and recovers energy through regenerative braking. Because it’s electric, it can also power onboard systems — like a synchronized audio tour on a scenic ride.
Gore Mountain
Opening Fall 2026
See it at Gore Mountain
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Long cable spans — no structure beneath
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Seamless cable-to-rail transition
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Banked turns and helixes
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Powered climbs & controlled descents
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Electric trolley, regenerative braking
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Multiple lines from a single tower
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Seated ride, no harness required
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Onboard audio-tour capable
Thrill
A signature attraction
Banked turns, helixes, and drops that give a resort or park a headline ride — and a reason to make the trip.
Scenic transport
An unforgettable journey
A calm, narrated glide that carries guests across terrain they couldn’t otherwise reach — an aerial tour, not just transit.
Start with the terrain
Send us the terrain and the experience you want. We’ll engineer the line.