Testing his fear of heights...
This is the new thing. Each Friday, I will feature a photo. Many will be local. Some may be real estate related. Others will be definately not local, and might not be related to real estate. Cars, people, vacation, homes, garages, tools... fun times. Just about anything might make the cut.
Since Flashback Friday and Wayback Wednesday have been highlighting posts from 1 and 2 years ago, I have covered posts for the last several years. Wayback Wednesday will continue, and will feature posts from either one or two years ago that week.
Sky Hike at Stone Mountain Park
Ropes courses are nothing new. And this one is pretty cool. There are three levels. The lowest level is around 12'-15' off the ground. Each of the next two levels is about 12' higher. It might not seem that way when you are standing on the ground, but it is pretty high by the time you get up to the third level.
And those seemingly simple obstacles are much more difficult when you are standing precariously on a rope 30' in the air.
While we were getting our Annual Passes, we could see the Sky Hike out of the window of the Pass photo booth. I have to admit that I was laughing pretty hard at some of the people that were up on the course. A few minutes later, I am sure that there were folks in the same place laughing at me.
Sky Hike is included in the Mountain Membership, or the One Day Adventure Pass. There is also an option for getting JUST the Sky Hike. I recommend getting a Mountain Membership if you live in the area. I also recommend getting an Annual Parking Pass ($20) for at least one of your family vehicles, as there are numerous free events for the family at the park... and the $35/year is WAY better than paying $10 to park there for the day... it's just $20 for the annual parking pass if you are a Mountain Member, too.
And while you are there, you might as well ride a Duck...
If you follow me on Foursquare, you'll know when I am at the park for a walk around the mountain (nice 5 mile hike).
Here is the website for Stone Mountain Park.
Stone Mountain Sky Hike on Lane Bailey.com
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