In the heart of Huécar Gorge lies Europe's longest urban zipline: Cuenca Zipline. Are you brave enough to strap in and soar over this medieval city?
Europe's Longest Urban Double Zipline
If you're a real adventurer and want a totally memorable experience, the Las Hoces Zipline in Cuenca won't disappoint! At a height of 120 metres (395 feet), this attraction offers you the chance to fly over the impressive countryside in the Huecar Gorge and get fabulous views over this stunning Spanish City.
The Cuenca Zipline covers a distance of 445 metres (1460 feet) from the Castillo neighbourhood to the outskirts of the Parador Nacional de Turismo de Cuenca, on the Camino de la Cueva de la Zarza, at a speed of around 70 km/h (45 mph).
Plus, it goes down 65 metres (210 feet) at an increasing velocity at an inclination of 15%. It's the perfect way to combine stunning views with an adrenaline rush!
How Does It Work?
We'll hand out safety equipment and give you a short safety briefing about how to do this activity. Ready? Let's go!
For 40 seconds, you'll like you're on top of the world as you have a fantastic bird's eye view over Cuenca's old town. Did you know that it's a World Heritage Site? You'll spot the famous Hanging Houses and San Pablo's Bridge.
In addition, it's a double zipline, meaning that you can enjoy this experience with a friend or loved one.
Requirements
Please be aware that to take part in this activity you should weigh between 35 -120 kg (77-265 pounds). Similarly, you must be 1.2-2.15 metres (3 ft 10 in-7 ft) tall.
People with reduced mobility should indicate so when booking.
Minors
Minors can go on the zipline if they're accompanied by an adult and have an authorisation form signed by a parent or guardian.