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Watch through the eyes of a climber's perspective as he climbs 300 feet up the corkscrew summit of Ancient Art in Fisher Towers, Utah. Anybody else's knees weak?!

For all you adrenaline junkies, this zip line might be for you. Whistler Sasquatch Line in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada is the longest zip line in Canada and USA. At over 1.2 miles in length, 600 feet above the valley floor, and hitting speeds over 90 miles per hour, it looks like a breathtaking experience. Check out this <a href="https://rumble.com/v2z8x0-we-love-jumping-buildings.-urban-base-jumping..html" target="_blank">point-of-view footage</a> if you don’t believe us! How amazing is that? It might seem like nothing at all when you watch this clip. The buzzing of the air in the microphone aside, you really can’t get a sense of just how fast they are going. To give you an idea, just imagine riding on the roof of a car that goes 90+ miles per hour on a highway. Now imagine that highway is a mile and a half above the ground between two mountains and you are hanging in the air instead of sitting safely on a roof. Thrilling, isn’t it? Wasn’t there a movie with a scene like that? Anyway, this particular line is named after the famed mysterious creature that everyone claims to have seen, but there is no evidence for it. Fed by gravity, the Sasquatch takes you from one mountain to the other the shortest way, showing you a breathtaking view of the Canadian Rockies. Would you ever consider going to this <a href="https://rumble.com/v3sg01-zip-line-fail-mom.html" target="_blank">zip-line</a>? You'd be going faster than most cars on that! Be sure to stop by https://rumble.com/ to check out other awesome extreme videos and feel free to upload your own. Check out this awesome zip line.