Tahune AirWalk

By Jen on October 5, 2008 12:13 PM | 3 Comments

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Yes, I am still blogging about Tasmania. It's funny how much you get up to when on holidays versus procrastination in between workdays. Anyway, despite being terrified of heights, the Tahune AirWalk was a great adventure. Zen almost pushed me to tears when he jumped mid-walk, causing the whole thing to shake... and the cantilever swerved nervously every time a light breeze blew over... being 20 metres above ground, I thought it was quite an achievement. Who cares if I had sweaty palms and shaky knees throughout the whole 597m walk!

Tahune Forest Air Walk, Tasmania - stamp on wrist

Tahune Forest Air Walk, Tasmania - the walk is 20m above ground

Tahune Forest Air Walk, Tasmania - cantileverl

Tahune Forest Air Walk, Tasmania - Picton and Huon Rivers

Tahune AirWalk
Web: www.forestrytas.com.au/visiting/visitor-sites/south/tahune-airwalk

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3 Comments

SoRMuiJAi | October 9, 2008 1:32 PM | Reply

OMG.....that looks exciting and terrifying??? I'm sure you got some great photos up there, but is it worth the near heart attack? hehe

Jen (jenius.com.au) | October 12, 2008 11:11 AM | Reply

Yup, it was such a big accomplishment! I think this is as far as I'd go in terms of adventure-sport. Walking on the AirWalk was my sky diving.

sportkleding | June 15, 2010 7:50 PM | Reply

nice

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