To the Under 40s guys: Would you try this "Jacob's Ladder"?

[OttoMan]

Well our very own Amicalola State Park ladder/stair has 600 steps, and I have done it couple of times.

 

[BillsCamino]

Wonder if it's allowed to slide down the hand rail ??

 

[mrauditor]

If the picture was turned sideways I might could do it. Thanks.

 

[keith089]

Wonder if it's allowed to slide down the hand rail ??

Only if your a chick

 

[Navy/ArmyVet]

If you're over forty, it definitely feels like 600 plus steps. Check out the old truck though, no stairs required.

 

[basstracker89]

I am not afraid of highest, still these days, I go on steep roofs and fix whatever the furnace vents requires. For example, I am the one that install my Christmas lights every year. But the first OP picture looking down, the visual is intimidating….

I can go with you Brother, “better two than one”, said King Solomon!

Yea, I'm not sure I'd want to turn around and look. I was thinking more of the steep incline and physical ability to do so. I wouldn't break any records

 

[basstracker89]

Wonder if it's allowed to slide down the hand rail ??

How many splinters till you reach the bottom.....

 

[RSB]

I'm going on 56 and I'd do it, but not with out a harness and hooks for the rails. Hell I'm half Billy Goat, but I'll need another way down. I ain't going down the way I came up.

 

[Rush Je3p]

over 50 now and I would go down it but coming back up is not going to happen any time soon

 

[greg vess]

My knees are eat up with osteoarthritis. I wouldn't be able to move for week after that if I could even make it which is a highly doubt scenario. I could make it down but I am in no way saying I would hit every step or be standing for a very large portion of that would be horrific scene of a trip.