Nik Wallenda

Aerialist Nik Wallenda's tightrope walk over a gorge near the Grand Canyon drew nearly 13 million viewers to the live television broadcast.

I knew I had to tune in last night to Discovery to catch Nik Wallenda waking 1,500 feet above the Grand Canyon. I knew that had he failed in his attempt, we’d all be talking about what a fool he was for trying in the first place. Or how brave he was in trying...

Florida aerialist Nik Wallenda has completed a tightrope walk that took him a quarter mile over the Little Colorado River Gorge in northeastern Arizona.

Atlantic City visitors witnessed an event Thursday they will most likely never see again.

Thousands are gathered on the Atlantic City boardwalk for tightrope walker's latest feat: walking without a harness high above the beach.

For his latest feat, professional daredevil Nik Wallenda is going to try to do an unharnessed tightrope walk high above the beach in Atlantic City.

Nik Wallenda of the famous daredevil Wallenda family has announced he'll walk a 1,300 foot long tight rope high above Atlantic City, untethered. He says the most difficult part of this will be the unpredictable winds coming in off the ocean. Why will you watch?

The man who walked a tightrope wearing a harness across Niagara Falls last month is planning a walk above the Atlantic City beach without the safety device.

There was "wind coming from every which way," mist so powerful it clouded his vision and an unfamiliar wire beneath him. But Nik Wallenda didn't let that stop him from becoming the first person to walk on a tightrope across the Niagara Falls.