You know what they say about waiting 30 minutes after eating before swimming...
Well, let’s hope that doesn’t apply to ziplines.
Grab a steak and a harness for the Superfly Dinner Tour, a three-course evening in British Columbia where you’ll ascend a mountain, enjoy a meal and then zipline all the way back down, taking reservations now and beginning December 7.
This is pretty standard dinner-and-high-altitude-zipline stuff. You’ll head to Whistler, meet your snowcat chauffeur and allow him to escort you up the 7,500-foot Rainbow Mountain. At the peak, you’ll spot a cozy tent. Inside: a roaring fire, a large wooden table and the culinary bounty of Canada’s finest mountaintop chefs. Oh, and the safety equipment necessary for when you’re finished eating and ready to ride a 60 mph zip down to the bottom.
Now, sure, it could work for a family holiday dinner. But consider this: they’re open on New Year’s Eve and they’ll have all the trees and zipline platforms lit up for the occasion.
Should make it easier to find the champagne.
Well, let’s hope that doesn’t apply to ziplines.
Grab a steak and a harness for the Superfly Dinner Tour, a three-course evening in British Columbia where you’ll ascend a mountain, enjoy a meal and then zipline all the way back down, taking reservations now and beginning December 7.
This is pretty standard dinner-and-high-altitude-zipline stuff. You’ll head to Whistler, meet your snowcat chauffeur and allow him to escort you up the 7,500-foot Rainbow Mountain. At the peak, you’ll spot a cozy tent. Inside: a roaring fire, a large wooden table and the culinary bounty of Canada’s finest mountaintop chefs. Oh, and the safety equipment necessary for when you’re finished eating and ready to ride a 60 mph zip down to the bottom.
Now, sure, it could work for a family holiday dinner. But consider this: they’re open on New Year’s Eve and they’ll have all the trees and zipline platforms lit up for the occasion.
Should make it easier to find the champagne.
