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Staff in talks with California operator to reopen Bootleg Canyon zip lines
Summary
City staff said they are negotiating a licensing agreement with Skull Canyon, a California zip‑line operator, to reopen the Bootleg Canyon aerial system; staff described the operator as interested and said zip lines last operated before the pandemic around 2019.
Julie Calloway told the commission that staff are engaged in discussions with Skull Canyon, a zip‑line operator based in California, about a licensing agreement to reopen Bootleg Canyon’s zip lines. "Staff is working with, Skull Canyon, which is a successful zip line operator out of California," Calloway said, explaining the effort is to get "the zip lines up at Bootleg Canyon back open."
Calloway said mountain‑bike events have been limited during the summer heat and will resume in the fall. She noted the aerial system last operated before the pandemic, around 2019, and said negotiations are focused on bringing all parties together to finalize an agreement and the operational details necessary to resume service.
