Mom's Zipline FREE with a Paying Guest this Weekend at Lake Geneva Canopy Tours

The idea for a “Mother’s Day” is credited to Anna Jarvis, who on May 10, 1908 held a special ceremony to honor all mother's, including her own at the International Mother's Day Shrine which today stands as a National Historic Landmark in Grafton, West Virginia.

Many individual states celebrated Mother's Day by 1911, but it wasn't until Woodrow Wilson lobbied Congress in 1914 that Mother's Day was officially set on the second Sunday of every May. In his first Mother's Day proclamation, Wilson stated that the holiday offered a chance to, "publicly express our love and reverence for the mothers of our country."

The weather's supposed to be perfect this weekend so you can express your love and share a memorable experience with your Mom by having Mom zipline FREE with a paying guest this weekend! (Just use code MOM19 at checkout). Instead of flowers 💐 again this year, show Mom how much you love ❤️ and appreciate her with an unforgettable zipline tour!

Book your zipline tour: https://www.lakegenevacanopytours.com/canopy-tours/