Before we engineer for you, we’ve engineered, built, and run it ourselves. These are the destinations we own and operate — and the EverZip installations now taking shape in the field.
Nature is the experience
The strongest case for what we build is the places it already lives in. Our own destinations and cleared partner installs show engineering integrated into real terrain — not renderings, but working experiences in the landscapes they belong to.
Track record
Building & training since
First cable-to-rail coaster ever built
Electric cable-to-rail coaster, Gore Mtn
Five-star guest reviews
Owned & operated
Operating
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
CLIMB Works Smokies — Adventure Forest
Our flagship. A canopy zipline tour plus the Adventure Forest — elevated boardwalks, canopy walks, and net play threaded through the trees. The proving ground for much of what we engineer.
Operating
North Shore, Oahu
CLIMB Works Oahu
Our second operation, opened in 2014 on Oahu’s North Shore after we’d engineered and built zipline tours for clients on Maui. Among the most-reviewed adventure operations in the country — proof our systems perform at high volume in a demanding coastal environment.
Concept
Utah
Snow Canyon
A concept for minimal-footprint access to dramatic desert terrain — reaching the landscape with EverZip and elevated pathways instead of paving it.
Co-founded · 2016–2025
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Anakeesta
A mountaintop adventure destination we helped conceive and open — an early, full expression of the natural-destination hybrid. CLIMB Works transitioned out of the venture in 2025.
EverZip in the field
2019 · Proven
Our proving ground
First cable-to-rail coaster
The first cable-to-rail zipline coaster ever built. Gravity-fed, it validated the technology now known as EverZip.
Opens Fall 2026
Adirondacks, New York
Gore Mountain
The world’s first electric-motorized cable-to-rail zipline coaster. Opens late Fall 2026 — grand opening Spring 2027.
In development
Oahu, Hawaii
Scenic EverZip — Laie
A scenic cable-to-rail line carrying guests across terrain that’s otherwise hard to reach.
Start with the terrain
Visit a destination we operate, or tell us about your site. Either way, the proof is something you can stand on.