Hi everyone! Kathleen here! I’m feeling very proud of myself today because this week I really tested myself and did something entirely out of my comfort zone…I completed the Edge Walk at the CN Tower!
For those who do not know, Edge Walk is the CN Tower’s most thrilling adventurous attraction. The experience involves you walking the full circle of the CN Tower on a small ledge a mere 116 stories above the ground!! You have no barriers to keep you in and it’s a completely hands free walk!
I’m not a fan of heights nor am I dare devil so this was a huge thing for me to do and although I was very nervous on the morning of the walk as soon as I was in the CN Tower, my nerves disappeared. The staff were incredible, they prepare you, cheer you on, give you lots of encouragement and when you are about to go up, onlookers cheer for you! It was really calming and very exciting!
Once you get to the top of the CN Tower, you are strapped to your harness and given a safety talk. The guide we had was great, by the time I had to walk out onto the ledge I was really nervous again and he helped me through it and in no time, the thrill kicked in!
Here I am hanging over the edge of the CN Tower backwards!
I don’t want to give away to much of the experience but when you are up there you do challenges where you hang out over the edge, do the Titanic flying pose and even do poses of your own for some once in a life time photographs!
The Edge Walk ticket entitles you to tour the many observation decks in the CN Tower including the Skydome Deck which is a further 33 stories in the air. This was great as the views were amazing! On a clear day, you can see as far as Niagara Falls!
For anyone travelling to Toronto I highly recommend doing this and I say this is as someone who never thought they could or would do it. It has been the highlight of my year and I will never forget it!
Not only that, I can now say that I completed the world’s highest full circle hands free walk and I have the certificate, the pictures and the DVD to prove it.
Until next time!
Kathleen
St. Patrick’s Day is a widely celebrated holiday in the United States, particularly in areas with a large Irish-American population, such as Chicago, New York and Boston. Many cities host large parades and festivals, while others may just have smaller celebrations at local pubs or community centres and feature traditional Irish music and dance. St.… Continue reading St. Patrick’s Day in the USA
Flying to Hartford with Aer Lingus is an exciting new opportunity. Are you looking for a fun and entertaining trip to take? Look no further than Hartford, Connecticut! This vibrant city is full of history, culture, and entertainment. From the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art to the Mark Twain House and Museum, there is something… Continue reading Flying to Hartford With Aer Lingus
A dynamic, urban city surrounded by unmatched natural beauty Seattle is a vibrant and bustling city in the Pacific Northwest, known for its stunning natural beauty and unique culture, there’s so many things to do in Seattle, there’s always something new and exciting to discover. One of the city’s most famous landmarks is the Space… Continue reading Things to Do in Seattle
Our mission statement is very clear, 'to have a raving fan club!', and our team are willing and able to exceed all of your holiday expectations.
Can I just say a huge thank you to you, Catherine who I originally booked and dealt with at the start and the whole Tour America team. You’ve been so nice to deal with and help us through this whole process.
Patrick
I would like to thank you and indeed Amy and Liz who looked after us so well.
Ken
Super service from our sales lady Deirdre from start to finish.
-