AlisonH
This looks really cool. Let’s all go climb a redwood!
This is also looks like a nope nope nope nope nope. Note those protective horizontal lines: they don’t go down to each step, rather, they’re assuming you don’t stumble, slip, and fall through those large gaps.
A friend of mine grew up in rural Humboldt County among the redwoods, and–stop me if you’ve heard this one before.
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So happy your friend bounced! What a story. Sonoma Canopy Tours IS very, very, very cool! I’ve ziplined there 3 times, celebrating my birthday, and with friends. And then this June my husband & I celebrated 40 years there. We zipped, stayed overnight in a tree house, enjoying great meals, and zipped again the next morning. It is very safe. During the zip run you wear a harness and are tethered to guide wires, so even on the spiral staircase and on the swaying bridge, you are connected.
Comment by DebbieR 08.12.21 @ 7:21 amOh, nope nope nope. No matter how safe it might BE, I know how unsafe I would FEEL. No thank you, wow.
Comment by ccr in MA 08.12.21 @ 11:30 amDo they have a minimum height requirement for kids? Yes, I’m not sure how safe I would feel either.
Comment by Helen Mathey-Horn 08.12.21 @ 8:15 pmNo minimum height, but kids must be at least 10 years old AND weigh 70 pounds. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent/adult. It is a lot of fun, with amazing views.
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