Highlines? Waterlines?

[Borknagar]

Does anyone know of any good places to set up a high line, or even better, a high waterline close (+-50miles) to the Phoenix area.

Thanks

[kingsnake]

Is that like a zip line?

[Borknagar]

Is that like a zip line?

Highlining is slacklining really high up, waterlining is slacklining over water, which is really fun especially if your about 20 feet high.

[Tough_Boots]

I can't figure out why they just don't still call it tight-rope walking? The equipment must sell better with a cooler name

[kingsnake]

I dunno, "tight rope walking" (a misnomer if you ever see the sag in the lines) is pretty darn cool to me. No idea down here, but I know Sycamore Canyon, near Willow Spring is pretty popular. Several photos here on Haz of people tight-rope walking up there ...

p.s. Do yourself a favor an watch "Man on Wire". Great doc of Phillipe Petit's walk at the World Trade Center.

[Borknagar]

I can't figure out why they just don't still call it tight-rope walking? The equipment must sell better with a cooler name

Tight ropes don't have slack and are pretty much fixed ropes, they don't move at all; it's like walking on top of a pole. Slack lines move up, down, left, right; this can be an advantage or disadvantage depending on the situation. Slack lines are also way easier to set up, more mobile, and much less equipment.

[oceanwithin]

Sedona: http://www.azcentral.com/video/1942934682001

[kingsnake]

I'm starting to see a lot more ads before videos these days. I spend about as much time watching ads on the internet, as I do on TV ...