Staying monotonous or adding some challenge in your life? Which one suits you better? Hoping you choose the second one, while the state of Kentucky features the Young’s High Bridge.
This bridge is a place that gathers all those who are familiar with the activity of Bungee Jumping as well as those who want to get to know with it. The first thing needed for getting here is to put an end in the sedentary lifestyle and then start living your life in a more adventurous way. And just for this reason you should visit Young’s High Bridge.
The total length of this bridge is 1659 ft / 506 m. If you want to feel this adventure, let yourself in the good hands of the local operators that you will find, which have years experience in such activities, and let your body freefall from a height of 240 ft / 73 m above Kentucky River. It is this height that makes Young’s High Bridge the highest platform bridge jump in North America.
Stop thinking and start dreaming a lifetime experience like this!!!
Have you ever tried the well-known bungee jumping? If you have, you should know that this sport is so extraordinary as no other. If you have not, here's your chance to try it!
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