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The largest zip line in Europe in Spain
Thursday, September 29, 2016 @ 9:36 AM

 

      Did you know that the largest zip line in Europe is in Spain ?. Yes, it is in a town called Hoz de Jaca, in the Valley of Tena, Huesca, Spain Northeast.

The Valley of Tena

      This zip-line measures 950 metres in length and it is 1270 metres high, over the reservoir of Búbal. The slope of the zip line is 115 metres and, next to another person, --because there are two parallel cables. So, 32 people can descend each hour--, you  can descend to 90 kilometres per hour.

Zip-line over the reservoir of Búbal

Two people on the zip-line at the same time

Another view of two people at the same time

Zip-line in Hoz de Jaca

      "Anyone who has ridden, comes back with a smile on its face", said José Luis Salicio, impeller of this project, with Jose Antonio Roig. TheTena Valley enjoys an eminently family tourism, for this reason, they explain that the zip line, far from being focused as an extreme sport activity, is open "to everyone". In fact, two residents of the municipality, at 82 and 89 years, have already experienced the sensations of the air travel.

Enjoying the zip-line

      The adventure company also offers night passes. , while doing so in complete darkness makes flight "a while full of adrenaline", explained Salicio. Due to technology developed in Canada, zip-line is ready to operate outdoors all year. "Neither rain nor snow affects faciliJump with full moon allow you enjoy the mountainous profile drawn by the light of the sunties", said Salicio, adding that "it is interesting to fly in all four seasons, to enjoy changes in the landscape from the air".

Zip-line with the full moon

The tower for outing

The outing of the zip-line

      The drivers say they are "very grateful to the excellent reception of the people". They have also had the support of the city council and the Ebro Hydrographic Confederation (CHE). For its part, the mayor of Hoz de Jaca, Esperanza Lopez, stressed the importance of "get ahead these projects". The mayor explained that this activity "could lead to other tourist companies want to install in the villa and it so could generate greater economic impact, on the area".

      Well, I hope that you have liked this news and I hope that you want to try this zip-line or, at least, to go to see the valley.

      Until my next post, kind regards,

Luis.

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tteedd said:
Thursday, September 29, 2016 @ 9:27 PM


Death Slide!

The zip line runs down the front of a cardigan.


coolcat1951 said:
Saturday, October 1, 2016 @ 10:53 AM

OMG! That is so totally terrifying but I'd love to try it!


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