Bristol Mountain Aerial Adventures - Canandaigua (NY)

4 /5 Corey Merritt: I only did the zipline this time. Good views, great for first-time ziplines. Some hiking, nice rappel at the end. Lots of safety precautions. Katie, one of our guides, made it a very enjoyable experience.

5 /5 Melody Miller: This was a wonderful experience! My first time and I would definitely do it again! I am afraid of heights and wanted to conquer my fear. It was so awesome! They are very safe and do multiple safety checks. You are ALWAYS connected to a safety cable. You will be safe. They make sure of it. Great guides and friendly staff! Really cant say enough good things about my experience. Highly recommend going here!

4 /5 JZ Liang: Good experience for the our 1st time. We spent whole 3 hours on the adventure and I am so proud of myself that I was able to finish the yellow and green levels on my 50’. I could have given 5 stars, but I took one away. I think some of the spots should be made the distance a bit closer for the steps between. I am 5.2, at the last spot of the green course; the steps are way bit wider, I wasn’t able to reach to the next step by balancing myself, that a few times I had to put my both feet onto one block in order to move forward; it makes a shorter person harder than someone who is taller. (Or perhaps it is the challenge I should take)

4 /5 Mandy M: Went zip lining a month ago and just rode the lift to “see the fall foliage”. (There’s none yet but the weather and schedule worked!). Zip lining was good. I was nervous but they started us off low to get comfortable and by the 3rd one I felt experienced. I was last in line and didn’t love the wait esp at first but nbd. They don’t tell you there’s a step off the final platform with an auto-rappeller to get down at the end. That was the hardest thing! Fall foliage ride was cool but I parked at the top (because you park there for aerial adventures) and they didn’t make a big deal but I was supposed to park at the bottom.

5 /5 Geoffrey Seeley: A series of seven zip lines through heavily forested mountain terrain, with deep valleys and lush scenery, in the Finger Lakes region near Canandaigua, New York. Loads of fun for young and old, although very young kids are not allowed. A two-person team leads groups of a half-dozen or so, with safety paramount and excellent organization. A great way to spend three hours outdoors in the woods. Some short but strenuous walking involved. The eerie scream of the trollies on the stranded cable adds a fun air to the experience!