Launch three seconds into a 120‑meter ascent above the Poroy valley near Cusco. This brief, engineered thrill pairs high-altitude views of the Andes with strict safety and health requirements—ideal for adrenaline seekers with moderate fitness.
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You stand on a compact platform north of Cusco, the valley opening below and wind already testing your balance as the crew runs a final check. In one breath you’re harnessed and briefed; in the next a hydraulic release tears you skyward—three seconds to climb more than 120 meters, the Andes pressing at the horizon while the ground rushes away.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Should have at least moderate fitness and be comfortable with heights and sudden acceleration; not suitable for those with serious heart or spinal issues.
Wildlife
History
Poroy and the Cusco valley rest atop uplifted Andean formations with long human occupation; modern adventure tourism is layered onto centuries of Andean travel routes.
Conservation
Operators are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles and minimize waste at launch sites; avoid leaving equipment or litter on fragile highland soils.
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Mind the weight limit
Maximum participant weight is 110 kg—confirm with the operator before booking to avoid last‑minute refusal.
Arrive early to acclimatize
Spend 30–60 minutes in Cusco to reduce altitude effects before the ride; hydration helps.
Secure loose items
Leave phones and loose cameras behind or use a secure tether—equipment can be lost during launch.
Dress in layers
Highland weather changes quickly; a windproof layer and closed shoes improve comfort and safety.
Closed-toe athletic shoes
Provide grip on platforms and during approach walks.
Light windproof jacket
Protects against chill and gusts at exposed launch sites.
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Secure chest-mounted action camera or tether
If you want footage, use a mount approved by staff or a secure tether.
Government ID and medical info card
Required for check-in and important if you have altitude or health concerns.