Edge Walk at Toronto's CN Tower

“I didn’t expect the Edge Walk to be scary, I thought it would be easy and I was pretty confident until we stepped outside to the platform. My mind was wrestling, thinking, “I know this is safe, multiple attachment points, gear rated far beyond we need” and “this isn’t natural, I shouldn’t be up here, I don’t want to fall.” However, I pushed myself to continue once the nerves kicked in. [...] Our first was “Toes over Toronto” which is the warm up. My stomach was in knots as I walked closer and closer to the Edge, toes tangling over. The next was backing your heals off the edge and leaning back. Overall this one was pretty good until the last time I got freaked out when my harness slightly moved. The third and last one was leaning out, face first towards Toronto with your weight supported on the lines, the Superman pose.”

“It took me about 2 years to work up the courage. Went on my birthday and it was terrifying. My brain would barely let me do the things they asked but I actually got a cool photo hanging off the tower backwards. I’ve been skydiving and this was more uneasy to me by a long shot.”