Canyon Adventure Park offers a thrilling mix of outdoor attractions, including a 36-obstacle Aerial Challenge Course, a dual Zipline stretching nearly 1,000 feet, a 40-foot climbing wall, and Net Park with trampoline-style nets and a spiral slide. Both the aerial course and climbing wall feature three levels of difficulty: Green (beginner), Blue (intermediate), and Black (advanced). The aerial course is built on a 40-foot steel structure and includes ground-level training, three climbing belays, and the dramatic “Dual Headrush Free Fall” jump with a 3-meter freefall. It’s designed for all experience levels and set in a scenic natural environment—perfect for adventure seekers of all kinds.

The Adventure Pass includes some of everything! When purchasing your Adventure Pass, you will need to select a harness time for your Aerial Course + Zipline rides, the coaster, summer tube slides, and net park can be used anytime of the date of your adventure pass during operating hours.

You should budget about 4–5 hours to fully experience everything at a comfortable pace.

Each Aerial Course ticket grants up to two hours of access to the course and zipline combo. Guests must arrive with enough time to print tickets and meet at the Harness Deck for their safety orientation at their scheduled time. Late arrivals may need to wait for next available harness and is subject to forfeiting some of their time to climb.  

The Zipline is a dual out-and-back course of roughly 500 feet each way, launching from the Aerial tower and then 500feet back to the Aerial tower base. It allows two riders to race side-by-side while soaring above the Canyon River valley—a thrilling high-speed complement to the aerial obstacles.

Participants must be at least 8 years old, between 36″–6′6″ tall, and weigh under 260 lbs. The Zipline also has a minimum weight of 75 lbs and requires fitting gear properly (harness, helmet). All participants must sign a waiver, secure loose hair, and wear closed-toe shoes.

Net Park features trampoline-style nets and a three-story spiral slide. It’s open to guests aged 3 and up, and children under 8 must have a ticket-holding chaperone aged 16 or older. All participants need closed-toe shoes!

Guests must arrive with enough time to print tickets and meet at the Harness Deck for their safety orientation at their scheduled time. Late arrivals may need to wait for next available harness and is subject to forfeiting some of their time to climb.  

For Adventure Passes, Coaster Rides, Summer Tube Slides and Net Park tickets can be used at anytime during the date of their scheduled visit. They must have tickets printed, waiver completed and be ready at the Harness Deck for their scheduled time.

Tickets are only for the day and time purchased. Late arrivals will have to wait in standby for next available time. Unused tickets from previous days will not be accepted.

If illness prevents you from using your pre-purchased tickets you may reschedule for a 20% processing fee.

Groups 20+ people in size booking Mid Week are able to get 15% off when booking as a group. Please contact groups@canyonski.ca for more information. We do offer a Private Coaster Party rental which is $2,000/hour for up to 100 rides. Contact groups@canyonski.ca to book your private party.

Any other groups would book through our website HERE

We are happy to offer discounted tickets up to 50% off to support workers facilitating an experience for persons with disabilities. Please provide your Access2 identification at the time of purchase to receive your discount. Not available online. 

SUMMER WEATHER POLICIES
Canyon Ski Resort prioritizes the safety of both our staff and guests during adverse weather conditions. The following policies detail our procedures in various situations:

HEAVY RAINFALL
The resort can operate during light rain. Should heavy rain be forecasted, Canyon Ski Resort may decide to delay opening or suspend operations for part or all of the day. If heavy rainfall begins during operational hours, management will suspend activities until conditions improve. If the inclement weather persists, management may decide to offer rain checks to guests.

THUNDERSTORMS
Thunderstorms pose serious hazards and demand immediate action. Our team will closely monitor weather reports and local conditions during storms or severe weather alerts. If conditions are deemed unsafe for any activities, an announcement will instruct all staff and guests to seek shelter in the lodge. It is imperative that coaster operations cease immediately upon hearing thunder, seeing lightning, or receiving severe weather warnings in close proximity.

After the last lightning sighting or thunderclap, Canyon Ski Resort will wait for a minimum of 30 minutes before resuming outdoor activities.

SEVERE HEAT
In the event of an extreme heat advisory issued by the local weather network, management will assess the situation on a case-by-case basis to determine whether closure is necessary.

While we strongly urge compliance with safety procedures during severe weather events, individuals are ultimately responsible for their actions. Leaving the premises during severe weather is at one’s own risk, and Canyon Ski Resort cannot be held liable for any consequences arising from ones personal actions.

If Canyon has to close because of extreme weather, all online purchases will be contacted via email and their purchase will be credited on file for a future rebook. These credits do not expire and you will receive a confirmation email showing the credits on file. To rebook, please reply to this email with a new date and time. All walk-up ticket holders must stop by our Guest Services Office prior to departing or save their tickets for proof of transaction.

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Handheld devices—including phones and GoPros—are not permitted during rides or attractions. If you’d like to bring an action camera, you must use an approved chest harness or headmount.