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Ziplining in Scandinavia
Ziplining is the ultimate way to take in the Nordic's stunning natural scenery. Feel the blissful adrenaline rush as you soar through the midsummer skies, skimming over the most breathtaking Nordic landscapes.
Many decades of history have been devoted to developing ziplining. Did you know? People started using zip wires to get across rivers and another dangerous terrain. Another fun fact is that the history of ziplining's popularity is rooted in how a team of wildlife experts decided that a bird's-eye view of the ecosystem would be the ideal way to show visitors the sights. These days, ziplining has exploded in popularity, becoming one of the most sought-after outdoor pursuits all around the globe.
Here at Booknordics.com, we aim to give you the best intel on the most incredible adventure tours available to maximize your Zipline Adventures.
Ziplining is a must-try for the brave hearts, the daredevils, or those looking for a unique excitement. As important before flying into the air at lightning speeds. As in most activities, preparation is key to maximizing the experience and staying safe. see tips from the experts below:
Be prepared:
- Wear close-toed shoes
- Wear comfortable clothing
- Empty your pockets
- Listen to your guide
- Wear sunscreen and bug repellant
- Wear all safety equipment
- Avoid taking selfies
- Never jump off the platform until you are instructed to do so
- Wait until other zipline users are cleared
- Have fun
Top Zipline Tours in Scandinavia
1. Zipline in Norway
The best zipline in all of Northern Norway is located in Storfjellet, next to Øyfjellet, a short distance from the heart of Nordland County.
Take off from a platform 70 meters above Storfjellet, fly over the Vefsna river, and land safely on the lovely grounds of Fru Haugan's Hotel, the oldest hotel in Northern Norway, for a bird's-eye view of the historic Sjgata Street and the town's surroundings.
2. Zipline in South Iceland
Those seeking a thrilling experience in a relatively risk-free setting would immensely enjoy a zipline trip.
The zipline tour is nestled among the picturesque hills and valleys of South Iceland, just outside the quaint fishing community of Vik. This trip has four separate ziplines, ranging in length from 120 to 240 to 30 to 140 meters. While flying down the zipline, you'll have a magnificent view of the beautiful landscape under you.
3. Zipline in Finland
Crossing the Kuusaa River in Lakeland may be exciting on its own. Still, adding the possibility of ziplining and cable walking makes the experience much more thrilling. Take in the sights of a rushing river below you as you float.
4. Zipline in Sweden
Experience a high-altitude zipline course in Sweden.
The park where the zipline course will be consists of nine platforms and obstacles that are elevated by around eight meters from the ground. So, if you are one of the brave hearts not afraid of heights, the only obstacle is to learn to zipline down to the ground!
In this tour, you will experience ziplining on four different zipline routes-- one that crosses the river and three that are set in a forest.
