Pont de Ponsonnas lies in the vicinity of Grenoble. With 103 m/ 337 ft height, the spot is ranked between the worlds highest bridges. Pont de Ponsonnas is situated in the wilderness and is famous for the awesome, full of adrenaline, bungee jumping options. Being that tall, the bridge is one of the highest active bungee jumping sites in Europe.
It is a unique opportunity to bungee in the wild. All you have to do is to let the excellent trained employees of the company, arranging bungee jumping on the spot, to help you with the equipment. After a last cross-check of your paraphernalia, you will get on some steps, leading you on the top of the bridge.
Then you won’t have time to waste as the abyss challenges you simply to fall off the bridge! Just count backwards and jump! The amazing free fall will last for about 5 seconds, giving you the time to feel totally empty and free, while you instantly watch the land coming up close and personal.
Once the bungee cord stretches along, you will be headed backwards in the gap towards the top of the bridge and then down again until it stops. Then the crew will set you free from the ropes while you stand there, watching the gigantic bridge rising in front of you. No surprise if you wonder what has just happened, no sooner before you feel the adrenaline running through your veins.
Close to the site, you will find a wooden structure home where you can purchase food and drinks and a shop with many souvenirs for you to buy so as to remember the amazing time you had at Pont de Ponsonnas. The capacity of the bridge is 100 jumpers and a parking lot for 150 cars and 5 buses is provided.
All bungee jumping and thrills lovers must jump at least once from the Ponsonnas. Do you want to be left out? Book now your jump …
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