Pont de Ponsonnas Bungee Jump

Pont de Ponsonnas Bungee Jump

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Pont de Ponsonnas Bungee Jump

Pont de Ponsonnas Bungee Jump

One of the highest bungee jumps in Europe, the Ponsonnas Bridge cuts through rare natural beauty, and offers those so inclined the opportunity to plunge into a 103-metre free fall. The bridge is about an hour south of Grenoble. If you are looking for an extra dose of adrenaline during your vacation, this is the place to go.

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