Absolutely amazing! I was there last year and I can highly recommend the park! So much fun, especially the rafting with that nice guide 😄 Greetings from Germany 😉😊
Good video of the rafting and ok footage of the ziplining. But zero footage of kayaking, rock climbing, hiking/running/biking trails, river activities, yoga, the restaurant, pro shop, and people/pets just mingling and enjoying the property. Music wasn't good. But the USNWC does look awesome. Just not the best promotional video.
@@KyleHurd but OP makes good points, I wanted to see more about this place before going and I'm interested in all that they have. I mostly only saw whitewater rafting and ziplining here :/
I'd like to build something like this, but smaller for a private swim device. Swim against the current, getting a long workout from a short lap. Would it be pointless to try and overcome any height difference swimming? Best to go with a basic lazy river? I like the idea of gravity doing its work getting the water to flow once lifted over a wall in the lap. A flexible wall or clever "beach" would allow the swimmer to slide down back to the bottom after the lap with ascend, minimum spillage.
Absolutely amazing! I was there last year and I can highly recommend the park!
So much fun, especially the rafting with that nice guide 😄
Greetings from Germany 😉😊
Good video of the rafting and ok footage of the ziplining. But zero footage of kayaking, rock climbing, hiking/running/biking trails, river activities, yoga, the restaurant, pro shop, and people/pets just mingling and enjoying the property. Music wasn't good. But the USNWC does look awesome. Just not the best promotional video.
It isn’t a promotional video, it’s just done dudes video.
Don’t be a douche.
@@KyleHurd but OP makes good points, I wanted to see more about this place before going and I'm interested in all that they have. I mostly only saw whitewater rafting and ziplining here :/
I am going here for my birthday tomorrow
I'd like to build something like this, but smaller for a private swim device. Swim against the current, getting a long workout from a short lap. Would it be pointless to try and overcome any height difference swimming? Best to go with a basic lazy river? I like the idea of gravity doing its work getting the water to flow once lifted over a wall in the lap. A flexible wall or clever "beach" would allow the swimmer to slide down back to the bottom after the lap with ascend, minimum spillage.
Just went to the place this week and it’s fucking awesome
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