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| − | + | 1998<br /> | |
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| − | + | Mexico’s highest jump platform serves the city of Monterrey in Northern Mexico with a drop of 67 meters. Opened in 1998, the truss platform allows for forward and backward flips with panoramic views of the Santiago Sierra Mountains. There are many other activities in the region including mountain climbing, hiking, canopy tours and balloon rides. | |
| + | Check out the website: http://www.ibo.com.mx/monterrey-nl/cola-de-caballo/bungee-cola-de-caballo | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:05, 29 April 2015
Cola De Caballo Bungee Platform
Monterrey, Mexico
220 feet high / 67 meters high
(98) foot span / (30) meter span
1998
Mexico’s highest jump platform serves the city of Monterrey in Northern Mexico with a drop of 67 meters. Opened in 1998, the truss platform allows for forward and backward flips with panoramic views of the Santiago Sierra Mountains. There are many other activities in the region including mountain climbing, hiking, canopy tours and balloon rides.
Check out the website: http://www.ibo.com.mx/monterrey-nl/cola-de-caballo/bungee-cola-de-caballo
Cola De Caballo Bungee Platform satellite image.
Cola De Caballo Bungee Platform location map.
