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THE CLIMB TO CLOUD BASE

There are very few activities that can bring you a thrill as well as peace, bring a mental challenge while also calming the mind, and have the ability to lift your body thousands of feet in the air with little effort. Paragliding is one of the most accessible forms of aviation ever devised, and it’s likely accessible to you. Follow with us as we take a look at the capabilities, equipment, training, and culture of the free-flight community.

Paragliding can be as thrilling or as mellow as you want it to be. Thrill seekers can hone their acrobatic abilities and crank up the g-forces and an endless array of flips, twists, and spins. Other adventurers may opt to hike with lightweight equipment and fly from remote mountain peaks. Some may enjoy the planning and strategy that comes with long cross-country flights, while others just want a leisurely flight with their feet off the ground

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