TORONTO – The CN Tower’s latest attraction, which allows daredevils to take a stroll 356 metres up in the air, opened to the public Monday.
EdgeWalk lets thrill-seekers take a hands-free walk along a 1.5-metre-wide ledge around the top of the tower’s main pod.
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Walkers get suited up in fire engine red jumpsuits and yellow harnesses and venture out in groups of six to eight for a stunning, open-air view of Toronto and Lake Ontario.
They’re accompanied by trained guides.
Safety harnesses and industrial-strength cables attach walkers to an overhead rail, allowing them to lean off the edge of the platform and gaze out on the city sprawling below.
The experience costs $175 and lasts a total of 90 minutes, with the walk itself taking 20 to 30 minutes.
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