Valley Zipline Adventures is an outdoor adventure park in Radium Hot Springs, BC, running seven ziplines across the Dry Gulch Valley alongside a three-level aerial park, a fifty-foot free-fall jump tower, a climbing wall, a kids’ course and bungee trampolines. The park had outgrown a site built a decade earlier, and the problem was not appearance — it was that a visitor could not work out what was on offer, what it cost, or how to book it.
Six attractions each got a page, named the way the park names them: the Dry Gulch Traverse, the Ridge Runner, the Kootenay Plunge, the Marmot Climber, Big Horn Bounce and the Big Foot Kids Park, each with its age and weight requirements, its photography and a direct booking button. Nine packages sit above them, several stitched together with neighbouring operators — rafting on the Kicking Horse, paddling, a hot-springs soak. Rezgo stays the booking engine. A Plan Your Visit hub carries hours, directions and safety information, and a service-alert control lets the park post a weather closure across the whole site without touching a layout.
