The zipline reaches speeds exceeding 170 km/h due to its specific descent angle.
The cable length of 2,213 meters makes it one of the longest single-span ziplines globally.
Riders experience a maximum height of over 300 meters above the valley floor during the descent.
The structure connects Monte Ardicara directly to the historic village of Rocca Massima.
The entire flight duration is approximately 60 seconds from launch to arrival.
Flying in the Sky is a zipline installation in Rocca Massima, Italy, known as the longest and fastest zipline in the world by maximum speed. The steel cable spans 2,213 meters from the peak of Monte Ardicara to the town center of Rocca Massima. Riders are attached to a harness in a prone, aerodynamic position. The descent reaches top speeds of approximately 172 kilometers per hour. The installation is located at an altitude of approximately 730 meters above sea level. It offers panoramic views of the Lepini Mountains and the Pontine Plain. The infrastructure is designed to accommodate both solo riders and tandem flights.
The arrival platform provides a dramatic view of the landing zone with the village in the background.
Wear secure, closed-toe footwear to prevent loss during the high-speed descent.
Empty your pockets completely; small objects may fall out during the flight.
Consider using the provided GoPro rental to record your descent from a first-person perspective.
Do not attempt the flight if you have severe neck or spinal issues due to the high-speed deceleration at the end of the line.
Operating schedule is highly dependent on wind conditions and adverse weather; typically closed during winter months.
No loose items or accessories; follow all safety briefing instructions regarding body positioning.
