About the cableway
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5 masts & some steel wire - That's it
In principle a cableway is simply a drag lift above water. Thereby you got a sport taking the best social- and action elements from the snow parks out on the water. A sport where beginners and advanced can kick it off at the cable - at the same time, side by side.
KABELPARK® - Hvide Sande seen from above
The first waterskiing and wakeboarding cableway opened in Benidorm back in 1968. Today we have around 150 cableways across the planet. KABELPARK® opened in Hvide Sande in 2006 and in addition we now have another Danish cableway in Copenhagen.
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- Year built
- 2006
- Manufacturer
- Rixen Seilbahnen D-85221 Dachau
- Manufacturer (pontoon)
- Seasight DK-6960 Hvide Sande
- Cable type
- 5 masts (4 standard, 1 with counterweight and flying roll)
- Length of the main wires
- 760 meters
- Height above the water
- 9.4 - 9.9 meters (varying with the vandstanden water level in Ringkøbing Fjord)
- Engine
- Electric (47 kWh)
- Speed
- Variable between 5 and 60 km/h - typically around 30 km/h
- Kapacity
- 10 carriers - about 3000 starts per day
- Obstacles
- 2 kickers, funbox, slidebox, 2 barrels (2010)
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