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zip line

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noun

  1. a cable mechanism used for transportation across a river, gorge, etc

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Or if soaring across the sky is more your jam, go on a zip lining adventure.

From Los Angeles Times

Either way, you will end up at a lookout spot above zip line No. 1 where you can, on a clear day, see the ocean.

From Los Angeles Times

Zip World has eight sites across Wales and England, including the world's fastest zip line - Velocity - at Penrhyn Quarry in Bethesda.

From BBC

They also have zip lining on the island — this is a must do.

From Los Angeles Times

But if you’re not just here for the zip line and know that you gotta give, then it looks like Christmas came early.

From Los Angeles Times