Bounce Below in Wales makes brilliant use of the old disused Llechwedd slate mine near Blaenau Ffestiniog with the installation of giant trampolines.

Snowdonia, WALES-- The "oooohs" and "aaahhhs" start pretty much from the time kids walk the last turn down the abandoned mineshaft into the belly of a 200-foot cavern in a mountain in Wales. It's not ...

Love caves? Love trampolines? Now you can combine the two in one riveting experience. Adventure company Bounce Below installed three giant trampolines inside the sprawling belly of Llechwedd Slate ...

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Deep inside a North Wales cave a raucous trampoline party is taking place. CNN's Namrata Bhawnani reports from pretty much the last place you would think to find a bunch of kids laughing and jumping ...

An abandoned mining cavern in Wales has been transformed into a subterranean bouncy house. Bounce Below is set to open its doors to the public on July 4, 2014. The massive underground space—some ...