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That’s the hubby on his way to the other side of the zip line. I took the photo because I was next in line. Between the two mountains is a river. Yes, you can look down if you want, but better be prepared to be surprised because your are high above the trees (several trees put one on top of another, to give you an idea) and might experience dizzy spells. 200 meters high, that’s what I read. Or was it 200m long?

Not a good idea to feel bad if you are way up there with just a harness tied to a cable holding you up. Not a good idea if you are doing another extreme adventure: THE PLUNGE <- MUST.CLICK.THAT.LINK To go back to the other side means to go up a higher elevation before going down on another zip line. No, I don't think you can say "no" to that since that's the ONLY way you can go back to your friends who didn't do the zip line. I love, love, love the zip line and if given the chance, I would go back and do it again. And again.

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Would you dare and try this zipline where you will be hanging on wires and a pulley?

It will “just” cross a ravine to bring you to the other mountain. After that you need to hike up to a higher place to get zipped again and back to the other mountain on a spot near where you started.

Believe me, it IS fun. Wheeee!!!!

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