Do you ever wonder what it feels like to fly? To just soar across the sky, a perfect view of the landscape below as you feel the wind on your face? How freeing it must be, right? We might not be able to fly, but we can certainly come close to it. Buckle up for the longest zipline in Pennsylvania then soar 4,000 spectacular feet high above the sprawling landscape below.

On your mark… get set… fly away on the Soaring Camel, a spectacular 4,000-foot zipline at Camelback Mountain Adventures in Tannersville.

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Officially the longest zipline in Pennsylvania, Soaring Camel allows you to fly alone or to soar alongside a friend.

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Watch the landscape as it passes below you as you reach speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. (Did we mention Soaring Camel is also the fastest zipline in the United States?

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Kiddos can ride the Soaring Camel provided they are at least 4'4" and weigh a minimum of 75 pounds. All riders under 18 must zipline next to an adult.

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Before you soar across the sky, you’ll have to sign an activity release.

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New to ziplining or just not sure you’re ready for the 4,000-foot trek? Start with the shorter yet thrilling 1,000-foot Double Barrel Zipline.

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Like the Soaring Camel, you can ride solo or alongside a friend for the epic ride that takes a breathtaking 30 seconds.

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Click here for the days and hours for the Soaring Camel Zipline.

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Address: 243 Resort Drive, Tannersville, PA 18372

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Have you ever been on the longest zipline in Pennsylvania? Share your experience in the comments! Ready for more fast-paced, adrenaline-pumping excitement? Soar across Pocono Tree Ventures on its epic zipline. Click here to read more.

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Click here for the official website of Camelback Mountain Adventures. Or, go here for Facebook.

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