Paragliding,
also known as Parapente, was developed around 1985, and despite it's
relative youth has a huge following worldwide. Paragliding appeals to
hikers and mountain climbers, as paragliders are lightweight, can be
carried in a backpack, and can be made instantly ready for the flight down
the mountain at the end of the day. It also appeals to the serious pilots,
because like a sailplane or hang glider you can ride thermal currents and
stay airborne indefinitely.
Of all the aviation sports, paragliding is the easiest to learn. Unlike
any other aeroplane, even when all the controls are released it still
flies. Even children as young as 12 can be taught to enjoy this exiting
Sport.
Muller Windsports has been instructing Hang Gliding since 1973 and
Paragliding since 1987. Our Instructors are certified by the Hang Gliding
and Paragliding Association of Canada (HPAC) and are anxious to help you
from your first experience with the sport right through to your mountain
and advanced maneuver flights. |