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and waiting in line watching others<br />
might be the hardest part. Once<br />
you take that step, there is no<br />
turning back. The adrenaline rush is<br />
real and it’s hard not to scream.<br />
Then suddenly it’s over and you<br />
are gently lowered to the ground.<br />
“It is not a bungee,” says<br />
Hopkins. “It is controlled and brings<br />
you down slowly and lets you have a<br />
soft landing.<br />
“The Quick Jump is a bragging<br />
rights thing,” says Hopkins. “People<br />
like to challenge their friends.”<br />
<strong>Muskoka</strong>’s aerial adventure parks<br />
are for thrillseekers and adventurers,<br />
but they also offer tamer options for<br />
anyone looking for a fun day in the<br />
great outdoors.<br />
Both locations also include<br />
mandatory introductory training<br />
sessions.<br />
To take advantage of all the aerial<br />
parks offer, plan a visit of at least<br />
three hours and book ahead to<br />
secure your spot.<br />
Above: Visitors are briefed on equipment and safety before tackling the challenges of the aerial park.<br />
Below: A visitor navigates his way across a tricky element at <strong>Muskoka</strong> Zip Lines and Aerial Park, Bracebridge.<br />
Photographs: Andy Zeltkalns<br />
48 UNIQUE MUSKOKA <strong>August</strong> 2016
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