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At Highlands Aerial Park, you won't be stuck behind a desk--you'll be leading zipline tours and ... Create a fun, safe, and memorable experience for every guest * Assist with a variety of park ...

The Tour Guide & Game Day Receptionist serves as a key ambassador for the Miami Marlins, delivering ... to leadership. • Assist with monitoring and responding to service-related inboxes during events ...

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POSITION SUMMARY The Zipline Tour Guide provides exceptional guest service and safety leadership ... Monitor guest readiness, assist with launches and landings, and intervene promptly if safety issues ...

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As a Student Tour Guide you will also assist in on-campus recruitment events such as Eagle EXPO and ... Experience leading and interacting with large groups of people. * Extensive knowledge of campus ...

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How much do assistant tour leader jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 10, 2026, the average hourly pay for assistant tour leader in the United States is $19.35, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.90 and $23.08 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Assistant Tour Leader vs Tour Guide?

AspectAssistant Tour LeaderTour Guide
CredentialsOften requires basic certification or training in tourism or hospitalityTypically requires a guiding license or certification specific to the region or activity
Work EnvironmentSupports the tour leader, manages logistics, and assists with group coordinationDirectly interacts with tourists, providing information and commentary during tours
Employer & Industry UsageCommon in travel agencies, tour companies, and group travel organizationsWidely used in sightseeing, adventure, and cultural tours

The Assistant Tour Leader primarily supports the tour operations and logistics, working closely with the Tour Guide who directly engages with tourists and provides interpretive commentary. Both roles are essential in the tourism industry, but the Assistant Tour Leader focuses more on coordination, while the Tour Guide emphasizes visitor interaction and education.

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Zipline Tour Guide

Zipline Tour Guide

Highlands Aerial Park

Clayton, GA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 4 days ago


Job description

Now Hiring for Spring & Summer 2026!

Get paid to work outdoors, meet awesome people, and be part of a high-energy team in the mountains.

At Highlands Aerial Park, you won’t be stuck behind a desk—you’ll be leading zipline tours and creating unforgettable experiences for guests from all over.

No experience required—we’ll train you.

This is not a traditional 9–5—our schedule is driven by bookings, which means some days are busy and others are more flexible.

Located in Scaly Mountain, NC—just minutes from Highlands, NC, and Clayton, GA.

Quick Snapshot
  • Get paid to work outdoors in the mountains
  • Lead zipline tours and adventure experiences
  • Earn through commission-based pay and tips on every tour; exceptional guest experiences are often rewarded generously
  • No experience required – full training provided – flexible training schedule to fit your availability
  • Flexible, booking-based schedule (not a traditional 9–5)
  • Team-oriented, high-energy work environment
  • Opportunities for advancement and increased earning potential
What You’ll Do
  • Guide guests through zipline tours and aerial adventure experiences
  • Create a fun, safe, and memorable experience for every guest
  • Assist with a variety of park activities, including our kids & families course and swing and tree climb attractions
  • Help with daily operations such as opening/closing duties, equipment setup, and general park upkeep
  • Communicate clearly with guests and teammates to keep tours running smoothly
  • Support a positive team environment and jump in where needed
  • No two days are exactly the same—flexibility and a willingness to jump in are key to success in this role.
Schedule & Availability
  • This is not a traditional 9–5 role—hours vary based on guest bookings, weather, and seasonal demand
  • Some days are longer and fast-paced, while others may be shorter or more flexible
  • Availability on weekends and holidays is required during our busy season
  • When tours are not scheduled, team members may assist with other park duties or have downtime built into their day
  • All new hires must attend our required 5-day Spring training to begin work
  • This role is best suited for individuals who are comfortable with a flexible schedule.
What We’re Looking For
  • Positive attitude and strong work ethic
  • Comfortable working outdoors in a physically active role
  • Reliable, team-oriented, and willing to jump in where needed
  • Strong communication skills and a guest-first mindset
  • Willingness to learn and grow—no prior experience required
  • Comfortable working at heights and in a fast-paced environment

This is a great opportunity for anyone looking for a seasonal or summer job in outdoor recreation, including entry-level candidates and those with customer service experience.

Pay & Growth
  • Earnings are primarily commission-based, with tips on every tour
  • The listed salary range reflects typical total earnings, including commission and tips
  • We operate in a strong tipping environment, and tips can make up a significant portion of total earnings based on the guest experience you provide
  • Additional hourly pay is available for certain duties, such as opening/closing, park operations, and support roles
  • Earning potential increases with experience, performance, and leadership responsibilities
  • We take time during the interview process to walk through the full pay structure and answer any questions

Requirements

  • Must be at least 18 years old
  • Must be available to work weekends and holidays
  • Must be able to attend and complete the required training (flexible scheduling available)
  • Ability to stay active throughout the day, including standing, walking, hiking, and working at heights
  • Comfortable working outdoors in varying weather conditions
  • Must be dependable, punctual, and able to work as part of a team

Benefits

Why Join Our Team?
  • Work Outside Every Day – Fresh air, mountain views, and an active work environment
  • Great Team Culture – Supportive, high-energy crew that works hard and has fun
  • Strong Earning Potential – Commission-based pay with tips on every tour
  • Opportunities to Grow – Clear path to leadership roles and increased earning potential
  • Free & Discounted Experiences – Enjoy the park and share it with friends and family
  • Learn Valuable Skills – Leadership, communication, safety, and guest experience
  • Not Your Typical Job – Every day is different, fast-paced, and engaging
  • Strong Earning Potential – Commission-based pay with tips on every tour; great service gets rewarded