Phoenix Adventure Park

Phoenix Adventure Park is a working zipline and high-rope-course operator in Mae Rim, about 18km (30 minutes by road) from central Chiang Mai. It’s open daily from 08:30 to 17:30, with zipline packages from around 700 THB and rope-course programs from about 900 THB.

What’s actually here

The park runs two zipline programs across forested valley terrain, with a combined run of up to 24 platforms depending on which package you book. Alongside it, a separate high rope course offers three tiers — Small, Medium and Large — building up to 45 individual challenges for those who want more than the zipline alone. Safety equipment runs on a French-made Coudou Pro system with a triple safety-line design, and instructors brief every group before sending them out on the course.

Atmosphere and timing

This is a guided activity park rather than a self-guided attraction — expect a safety briefing, harness fitting, and staff supervision throughout rather than free-roam access. Groups move through in batches, so weekday mornings tend to be quieter than weekend afternoons. The dry, cool months from November to February bring the most comfortable conditions for a few hours outdoors, though the park runs year-round.

Insider Tip: If you’re already in Mae Rim for Mae Sa Waterfall or Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden, the park sits close enough to combine into the same day rather than a separate trip out from Chiang Mai.

Watch out: Book ahead on weekends and during high season (November-February) — platform capacity is limited per group, and walk-ins can face a wait or a fully booked day.

Practical details

Driving from central Chiang Mai takes about 30 minutes; songthaew services also run out to the Mae Rim area, though a private transfer or rental car is more direct. Wear closed-toe shoes with grip and clothes you don’t mind sweating in — the park supplies harnesses and all safety gear, so no specialised equipment is needed. Contact the operator direct (094-753-5551) to confirm current package pricing before visiting, as rates on third-party booking sites can vary from the park’s own.