The Zipline At Camelback Mountain Adventures In Pennsylvania Is The Longest And Fastest Zipline In The U.S.

Who's up for some high-flying thrills? The kind of thrills that will leave your heart wildly pounding as you marvel at the landscape around you? We've got a ton of thrills awaiting us in PA, but only one will allow us to feel like we're flying. For one of the most unforgettable adventures around, strap into the longest and fastest zipline in Pennsylvania and in the U.S.

Camelback Mountain Adventures, in Tannersville, offers quite a few thrilling activities — from a stomach-churning mountain coaster to the always-fun treetops course.

If you've always wanted to fly, however, you'll definitely want to go on one of the adventure park's ziplines. In addition to the double-barrel 1,000-foot zipline, Camelback Mountain Adventures boasts...

...the longest and the fastest twin flyer zipline in the United States. Soaring Camel spans a whopping 4,000 feet and can reach speeds of up to sixty miles an hour. That's pretty fast, isn't it?

While most ziplines allow you to fly alone, you can fly next to a friend on Soaring Camel since it's a twin flyer.

Before you make reservations for your ride, however, keep a few things in mind. All riders must weigh at least 75 pounds and no more than 275 pounds.

Riders under 18 will need a "participating adult" with them. Tickets cost $42 per rider for each ride.

You'll also have to wear closed toes shoes with a back strap, or else you won't be able to ride. (Crocs, sandals, and flip flops are prohibited.)

Book your tickets for Soaring Camel and other attractions at Camelback Mountain Adventures.

Check out the official website of Camelback Mountain Adventures. Or, go here for Facebook.

Do you have a favorite zipline in Pennsylvania? Tell us about it in the comments! For a more relaxing adventure, plan an evening under the stars at Becky's Drive-In in Walnutport.