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Zipline adventure at Clay City, KY, underway Suggestions on where Ziplines need to be installed in our area are welcome: Lindsey Wilson College to the Square? Mt. Matney to the Gradyville Flood Plain? Jericho Cliffs to Holmes Bend? Kentucky State Park to Jamestown Resort? Alpine to the fairgrounds in Burkesville? Clean across Casey County? Buckner Hill to the Old Courthouse? From Subtle Mountain to Marrowbone? From Union Church Road to the Knifley firehouse? From Tebbs Bend RD to the Green River bottoms? Send with a Contact/Submit button-CM Information from Tour South and Eastern Kentucky Kentucky Zipline Adventures is currently building Kentucky's first zipline canopy tour attraction in Clay City, KY Construction of the new attraction is already underway. The new venture is expected to create 15-18 new seasonal jobs, including office staff, guides and managers. The canopy tour will feature a series of ziplines which will take visitors around two hours to complete. The zipline tour is expected to open later this year. It will be open seasonally during the spring, summer and fall. The zipline course is still being plotted, but company officials say it will be a series of lines and bridges. Officials also say it will be one of the largest tours in the country with ziplines ranging from approximately 750' to more than 2500' in length. For more information on Kentucky's first and only Canopy Zipline Tour, visit www.kentuckyzips.com. Tour SEKY is an initiative of Congressman Hal Rogers. This story was posted on 2010-01-07 08:44:53
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