Cable Wakeboarding Hip Notics Cable Park

Cable skiing is simply water-skiing where the skier is not pulled by a boat, but by an overhead cable that is suspended 8-12 meters above the water’s surface by specifically designed pylons.
The cable runs counter-clockwise around the lake and is powered by a variable-speed electric motor which runs at speeds of between 20 - 65 km/h. Most cable-park circuits are 650-800 meters and can accommodate many users per hour, circulating 8-12 riders at one time. It takes a skier about 2 minutes to complete one round with the cables running at a regular speed of 28 km/h. Skiers begin from an astroturf starting dock directly onto the surface of the lake, making an easy transition onto the water. The only limitation as to how many rounds a skier can go is his or her own strength.



Cable skiing is safe, clean, quiet, and environmentally-friendly, with no risk of oil or fuel contamination. The major advantage of cable skiing is that there is no expensive motorboat needed, making it very affordable for the individual skier. In addition, weather conditions, such as wind or waves, have no impact on a cable skier’s enjoyment of the sport.

Cable Wakeboarding
Wakeboarding is one of the world's fastest growing extreme watersports. Not just a sport, it’s becoming a lifestyle... The number of wakeboarders across the world has increased vastly over the past few years. Today, nowhere is wakeboarding more accessible than on the cable. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced rider, the cable has something to offer. For beginners, our instructors use the "step by step" approach in teaching how to wakeboard. Start on a kneeboard, then progress to waterskis; from there you can proceed to wakeboarding. In this way, most people can learn to wakeboard the same day they begin. The calm waters of the cable lake provide the perfect place to master the basic techniques of wakeboarding. In no time, you'll be doing tricks on the wakeboard. Kickers and sliders are available for the more advanced riders.