Your First Visit Guide

Never been to Myra Canyon Adventure Park before? This guide walks you through check-in, waivers, harness fitting, and picking the right course for your group. Most first-time guests spend two to three hours here. Return to the Myra Canyon Adventure Park home page any time to book or check current hours.

Staff helping a first-time guest with harness gear at Myra Canyon Adventure Park

Before You Drive Up

Book online through the home page if you want a set time, especially on weekends. Groups of fewer than 10 can walk in without a reservation during open hours. Pack closed-toe shoes, knee-length pants, sunscreen, and water. Our full packing list is on the What to Bring? page.

Download and read the waiver on the Waiver Form page before you arrive. Every climber must sign one. A parent or legal guardian must sign for anyone under 19.

Step 1: Check In at the Front Desk

Arrive about 15 minutes before your planned climb time. The park is at 4429 June Springs Road in Myra Canyon, roughly 20 minutes east of downtown Kelowna. Check in at the front desk and let staff know who is climbing and which course you want to try.

Step 2: Sign Waivers and Get Fitted

Staff will confirm waivers are complete and help you into a harness. Closed-toe shoes are required on every course. Long hair should be tied back. If you need gloves, ask at the desk. We keep a small supply available to borrow.

Step 3: Pick Your Course

Kinder Course (ages 3+): A netted ground-level course for young children and anyone who prefers to stay closer to the forest floor. No height minimum applies.

Minimum Challenge Aerial Courses: A good starting point for first-time aerial climbers who meet the 4′ 6″ height requirement. Shorter routes with a mix of obstacles and ziplines.

Maximum Challenge Aerial Courses: Longer, tougher lines for guests who want the full park experience. Allow about 2.5 hours. You must be at least 4′ 6″ tall.

See course photos and stats on our About Our Park page. Current ticket prices are listed on Rates.

Step 4: Climb With Confidence

All aerial routes use a permanent belay system, so you stay clipped in from start to finish. Park staff give a safety briefing before you enter the course. Take your time on the platforms, and ask a staff member if you need help at any point.

Questions before your visit? Call Greg at (587) 926-1176 or email [email protected]. When you are ready, head back to the home page to book your climb.