Zip Line at Mitzpe David

Location Mitzpe David

From 152 122 NIS per person
Ticket prices may vary depending on discounts and ticket selection)

family Adults, Youth

Difficulty: Easy

not accessible, includes steps

Invitation for groups over 30 participants

Special Offer: 20% off from October 29 to 31

The City of David’s latest extreme attraction is here to deliver a next-level adrenaline rush. Stretching 731 meters, the country’s longest zip line is now open to visitors, offering a thrilling and adrenaline-pumping ride with breathtaking views of the Old City of Jerusalem. Experience the historic beauty of Jerusalem like never before as you glide along an exhilarating course with stunning panoramas.

Who Can Zip Line?

Before riding the zipline, please make sure you meet the age, weight, and safety requirements.

Single Ride

Age: 6 and up
Weight: 45–120 kg
If you weigh less than 45 kg, you can only ride in tandem

Tandem Ride (shared cable)

Age: 6 and up
One rider weighs less than 45 kg (usually the child)
The other rider weighs 45–120 kg (usually the adult)
Combined weight of both riders: 50–120 kg

Please Note: On days with strong winds, we may make adjustments to keep your experience safe and enjoyable. For example: raising the minimum weight requirement, postponing the ride, or, in rare cases, canceling the activity. In stormy weather, delays or cancellations may occur at the operator’s discretion.

The zip line was made possible through the collaboration and support of the following authorities:

Essential Information

For those arriving by car:

Use Waze

Parking options in the vicinity:

Along Daniel Yanovsky Street (the street of the Promenade)

In the Armon Hanatziv neighborhood, adjacent to the Promenade
On 28th of Iyar Street, at the entrance to the UN headquarters
On Olei HaGardom Street – at the shopping center in Armon HaNatziv, about a 4-minute walk

Public transportation:

Bus lines to the Haas Promenade:

Bus lines: 78, 78A

Bus stop for disembarking: Armon Hanatziv A

Bus lines: 91, 90

Bus stop for disembarking: Olei HaGardom/Dov Gruner

To navigate on foot, use Google Maps.

Children and teenagers up to age 18 can ride single or tandem, as long as they meet the age and weight requirements.
An accompanying adult over the age of 18 is required to sign the Health and Safety Declaration Form.

You must wear closed shoes or closed sandals
You must wear pants that cover below the knee
Riders with long hair must tie it back with a hairband
The ride is not suitable for pregnant women

The zipline ride is available for participants weighing between 45 kg and 120 kg.
The zipline ride is not permitted for individuals with health conditions that may limit this activity.
The zipline ride is not suitable for pregnant women.
Riding the zipline with personal belongings is not allowed. Lockers are available on site for storage.
For those with glasses, it is recommended to ride without them or secure them firmly.
Before the zipline ride, our instructors will equip you with proper gear and helmets, and provide a safety briefing.
Visitors who are not riding the zipline will wait at the Armon Hanatziv Visitors Center.
The return route to the Visitors Center includes stairs.
Zipline bookings may be canceled up to one day before the activity, by 15:00, without charge.
During the winter months, zipline rides are subject to safe weather conditions.

Meeting Point: Mitzpe David Visitors Center, Armon Hanatziv
Storage of personal belongings
Safety briefing and signing of the safety form
Zip line ride
Shuttle ride back from Peace Forest to the Visitors Center
Collection of belongings and conclusion
End Point: Mitzpe David Visitors Center, Armon Hanatziv

Site Facilities

Toilets

Parking

Testimonials

Jerusalem got a brand new zipline today. I wanted to be one of the first to check it out. The 750-meter zipline is the longest in Israel, nearly twice as long as the one in Gush Etzion. It starts at the Tayelet in Armon Hanatziv Promenade and overlooks the Old City, the City of David, and the Temple Mount. Me and a friend got to the Tayelet and walked to the new Mitzpe David visitor center at the far end of the promenade. this is a serious thrill ride. You have to be between 45 kg and 120 kg to ride the zipline.. While I got a bit scared waiting in line, once I was strapped into my harness, I felt at ease and enjoyed the beautiful scene. The actual ride was probably just about 45 seconds or so, but we flew over hills, trees, and valleys, and had incredible views on all sides. Really cool. The end of the ride was at the bottom of the Peace Forest next to Abu Tor and the Yes Planet Theater. It's a really interesting area with camping and other amenities that many Jerusalemites don't really know about. We took a shuttle back to the starting point to get our things, and headed home.

Amazing Zipline!!! Visited with kids ages 8,12,14! Beautiful view, organized management and an amazing experience!

We loved it!!! It was so exciting and fun, also the view is AMAZING!!! It was a little bit difficult to get there by bus, but it was totally worth it!

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FAQ

One may park at the following places:

28th of Iyar Street (The lower entrance near the UN headquarters)
Olei HaGardom Street – At the shopping center in Armon Hanatziv, about a 4-minute walk
Along Daniel Yanovsky Street (the street of the Promenade)
In the Armon Hanatziv neighborhood

It is highly recommended to book in advance to secure your spot at the desired time.

No. For safety reasons, the ride is not suitable for pregnant women.

Yes, the activity starts and ends at the same point—the new Visitor’s Center in Armon Hanatziv.

Zip-lining is available to individuals whose weight falls between 45 kg and 120 kg.

For safety reasons, a minimum weight of 45 kg is required for a single ride. He can join a tandem ride with a suitable adult.

Yes, as long as he meets the weight requirement. An accompanying adult is required to sign the safety form.

Absolutely! Teenagers aged 17 can ride alone and enjoy the experience, as long as they meet the weight requirement – above 45 kg.

Important to know: Since they are still minors, an accompanying adult (18+) is required to sign the Health and Safety Declaration Form before the ride.

Yes, but it is recommended to secure them well. Personal belongings can be stored in lockers on site before the ride.

In case of extreme weather or heavy rain, ride schedules may be adjusted. You will receive real-time updates and can reschedule your ride.