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<p>[IMAGECAPTION<em>]PHOTO: Night ziplining at Margarita Adventures. (Photo courtesy Margarita Adventures.</em>) [/IMAGECAPTION]</p><p>Summer has arrived, and with it comes a season of long days and warm evenings, perfect for exploring. As ziplining continues to surge in popularity and more and more courses crop up around the country, it makes sense that operators are upping the ante on the rush you get from ziplining in broad daylight and changing it up a little with ziplines at night. From full-moon zips in the dark night sky to evening courses that take place as the sun is setting, here are five locations where you can zipline at night this summer.</p><p><strong>Margarita Adventures</strong></p><p>Getting to sip California wines and zip through the vines is cool enough but, now, visitors can <a href="http://www.margarita-adventures.com/" target="_blank">zip through wine country</a> in Paso Robles, California, on Friday nights with Margarita Adventures, which just launched its seasonal Night Zipline Tour, available now through Sept. 16.</p><p>Visitors ride along six ziplines that span more than 7,500 combined feet as the sun is setting and the stars begin to shine. </p><p></strong></p><p><strong>Ace Adventure Resort</strong></p><p><a href="http://aceraft.com/products/night-sky-zip-line-tour" target="_blank">Ace Adventure Resort in Minden, West Virginia,</a> has put together the Night Sky Zipline Tours. Leap into the New River Gorge into blackness and feel as your senses of touch and hearing kick into overdrive. Experience seven ziplines and one skybridge on a two-hour tour, available from June to October.</p>
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