The Two RV Gypsies at Red River Gorge Zipline

The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
enjoyed the Red River Gorge Zipline in Kentucky
October 7, 2011

The Red River Gorge zipline tour had 5 zip lines from 330 feet to 1900 feet in length. The tour was about 2 hours long. The last two lines were dual racing zips at speeds up to 50 MPH soaring 250 feet over the Red River Gorge. There was a bit of walking, stairs, and some suspension bridges.

Below: The two RV Gypsies in front of the shuttle bus to the start of the zipline, eager to go,

Below: Here comes Karen Duquette on the zipline

Below: The first of several Suspension bridges between platform. Each bridge and platform was higher up as they went along the tour.

Below: Karen Duquette arriving at platform #3	Platform and suspension bridge #4 - 1900 feet high

Below: Zip lines #4 & #5 had two lines for dual racing zips at speeds up to 50 MPH soaring 250 feet over the Red River Gorge.

Below: The two RV Gypsies ready for take-off on zip lines #4 & #5

Karen Duquette was way ahead of Lee Duquette for most of the race, and she was laughing her head off. Then just as they reached the finish line, Lee's weight must have thrust him forward and he beat Karen. Who's laughing now?
Ready for zip line #5	All done - and looking back at zipline #5

Below: A bit of fall color at the end of the zipline

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Kentucky's Capital City and Capitol Building	Kentucky's Natural Bridge and Sky Lift	Red River Gorge Zipline (this page)
Nada Tunnel stand-off	Josephine Sculpture Park	Kentucky Vietnam Veterans Memorial
U.S. Marine Corp. history	Daniel Boone's grave site	Louisville, KY and the Mega Cavern

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Karen Duquette was way ahead of Lee Duquette for most of the race, and she was laughing her head off. Then just as they reached the finish line, Lee's weight must have thrust him forward and he beat Karen. Who's laughing now?