You’re building a stuffed-animal zip line by holding a cord against the wall, hooking a cute stuffed animal onto it, then letting the animal slide down as you time it. “Does anyone know what gravity ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? A while back, my son and I started talking about building a zip line in the backyard.

Whoever first thought of stringing a line between two trees, hitching up a harness and gliding from point A to point B was apparently a genius. From Hawaii to New York, you'll find popular zip-line ...

Editor’s note: This tour of small businesses across the country highlights the imagination, diversity, and resilience of American enterprise. In 2001, Eric and Sarah Cylvick of Park City, Utah, went ...

See fall color from on high Michigan has more zip tours than ever Zip tours cater to families - and everyone See autumn from the top down — or even from upside down — when you're suspended from a ...