The zipline is called a shear activity by gravity with your own weight by harness wearing (harness, climbing belt, parachute vest) from a high point by a steel rope drawn to a low point.

A wheeled reel is connected to the steel rope to accelerate. Approximately 50-60 km speed is reached in a 300 - 400 meter zipline line (this speed is directly proportional to the slope of the zipline line). At the end of the line, a spring brake system or automatic braking system is used to stop. The world's longest, highest and fastest zipline is in South Africa. Height 280 m., Length 2km. The maximum speed is 160 km per hour. Turkey's largest zipline course is connected to the Kemer district of Antalya Goynuk is located in Canyon. A total of 1 km track consists of 4 separate lines.