PEACHLAND, B.C. – With sometimes nothing more than a harness, helmet and running shoes, woman are gearing up today to traverse the fourth annual naked zip-line fundraiser.
The ZipZone hosted event has raised thousands of dollars for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.
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Each participant raises a minimum of $250. While most years have seen upwards of 90 women, only 45 women came out for this year’s event.
The crowd of women, clothed in varied levels of nakedness, are cancer survivors and some have known another person affected by breast cancer.
Naked bottoms will zip-line across a 116 metre gulley near Peachland.
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