Photos: West Mountain Aerial Adventure Park
West Mountain's Aerial Adventure Park will open to public July 1. A group of middle school students were the first to try it out on Monday.
Whoops!
Gabriel Goss, 14, of Burnt Hills, tries to cross a bridge.
Harder than it looks
Gabriel Goss, 14, of Burnt Hills, crosses a course Monday in the Aerial Adventure Park at West Mountain Ski Center in Queensbury.
A long way down
Angelo Fusco, 14, of Burnt Hills, studies a rope tunnel he must traverse to get to the ground on Monday at West Mountain's new Aerial Adventure Park in Queensbury. The park features six courses of all difficulty levels.
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Ryan Lussier, 14, of Burnt Hills, navigates the ropes course.
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Angelo Fusco, 14, of Burnt Hills, navigates the ropes course.
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Ryan Lussier, 14, of Burnt Hills, falls on the rope course.
West Mountain Aerial Adventure
Angelo Fusco, 14, of Burnt Hills, climbs down a rope tunnel on Monday in the Aerial Adventure Park at West Mountain Ski Center in Queensbury.
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Gabriel Goss, 14, of Burnt Hills, prepares to slide across an element in the Aerial Adventure Park in Queensbury.
West Mountain Aerial Adventure
Gabriel Goss, 14, of Burnt Hills, navigates the rope course on Monday in the Aerial Adventure Park in Queensbury.
West Mountain Aerial Adventure
Gabriel Goss, 14, of Burnt Hills, navigates the rope course on Monday at West Mountain's Aerial Adventure Park in Queensbury.
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QUEENSBURY — Gabriel Goss, 14, was completely confident that the ropes would hold him if he …
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