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Mammoth Cave Adventures – Cave City

90-Minute Zipline Tour and Mammoth Cave Drop Tower for One or Two Saturday or Sunday–Friday (Up to 51%Off)

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  • Great Outdoors
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In a Nutshell

Ziplines whiz guests across leafy canopy outside of Mammoth Cave National Park before they free fall on a 70-foot drop

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jul 28, 2013
  • Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Limit 1 per visit. Reservation required. Subject to availability. 72hr cancellation notice required, or fee up to Groupon price may apply. Must sign waiver. 100lb weight min; 270lb weight max. Not valid May 25 and 26.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Ziplines were designed to travel through forest canopies, cross rivers, and help the sullen teenagers of the Swiss Family Robinson escape their totally lame treehouse. Hurtle toward freedom with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options

  • $89 for a 90-minute zipline tour and Mammoth Cave drop-tower access (a $25 value) for two on a Saturday (a $160 value)
  • $79 for a 90-minute zipline tour and Mammoth Cave drop-tower access for two on a Sunday–Friday (a $160 value)
  • $45 for a 90-minute zipline tour and Mammoth Cave drop-tower access for one on a Saturday (an $80 value)
  • $40 for a 90-minute zipline tour and Mammoth Cave drop-tower access for one on a Sunday–Friday (an $80 value)

Although the primary course included in this Groupon is not suitable for individuals weighing less than 100 pounds, an alternative course is available, and admission can be purchased onsite.

Mammoth Cave Adventures

Treetops sway gently as birds flutter over their branches, breezes waft around their trunks, and humans careen between them at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour. Mammoth Cave Adventures' series of seven ziplines across two courses trail from tree to tree, each line standing slightly higher than the last as visitors decked out in helmets and harnesses speed across the cables, teeter over two skybridges, and perch on platforms between each lofty tier. Seasoned guides lead the 90-minute excursions as they spout environmental and historical trivia about the rolling hills and dense forest of the 60-acre course, which is located just outside of Mammoth Cave National Park.

The company also puts cables to exhilarating use with a Giant Super Swing, which plummets strapped-in visitors from the top of two towering hickory trees into a free-falling arc that swings 40 feet above the ground. Its new Drop Tower allows guests to experience the scenic view of Mammoth Cave National Park while dangling 70 death-defying feet above the ground. For slower-paced adventures, a stable of gentle equines ferries guests along serene trails and countryside vistas during hour-long horseback rides, which are designed for all equestrians regardless of their skill level or the number of sugar cubes in their pockets.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Shoveling Snow

If you don't remove snow, it will build up until it covers your car, house, and even your four tall brothers who stay outside guarding the house. Here's how you can free your property from this white monster:

  • Start by picking out your shovel. The proper shovel size is as long as your arm span and large enough to incapacitate a raccoon.

  • Use the proper form when shoveling so that you don't hurt your back. Proper form is to squat all the way down on the ground, lay the shovel full of snow across your knees, and then stand up very suddenly, jerking the shovel above your head and holding it with both hands.

  • Remove the snow from your front walkway first. It might be snowing outside, but you still never know when an attractive salesperson or giant-check delivery man might stop by.

  • Continue by shoveling all of the snow from the front yard and putting it in the street. Look at all of the grass you freed.

I'll handle that raccoon.

Mammoth Cave Adventures

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    Cave City

    1994 Roy Hunter Rd, Cave City
    Cave City, Kentucky 42127
    (270) 773-6087
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