Over Kalamalka: A Private Zip Tour through 70 Forested Acres

LAKE COUNTRY ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE

Over Kalamalka: A Private Zip Tour through 70 Forested Acres

A guided Private Zip Tour from Oyama Zipline Adventure Park that runs about 2.5 hours across a seven‑station course with long lines and sweeping views of Kalamalka Lake.

Over Kalamalka: A Private Zip Tour through 70 Forested Acres.

Duration
Approx. 2.5 Hours
Location
Lake Country
Operator
Oyama Zipline Adventure Park
Category
Zipline
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

At Oyama Zipline Adventure Park in Lake Country, British Columbia, the Private Zip Tour threads long, guided lines over 70 forested acres, delivering broad views of Kalamalka Lake while riders race side‑by‑side, cross rope bridges and ride half‑pipe slack lines. Modern, state‑of‑the‑art harnesses let participants sit back or attempt stunts on some of the fastest and longest zips in B.C.'s interior, all without hiking between lines.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE VIEWS

Kalamalka Lake from above

Long, elevated lines thread open forest and ridge, offering repeated vantage points of Kalamalka Lake — a signature visual of the Private Zip Tour.

THE LINES

Long, fast zips and side‑by‑side racing

The course includes some of the longest and fastest zip lines in B.C.'s interior and features side‑by‑side racing lines that let riders compete shoulder‑to‑shoulder.

THE COURSE

A seven‑station, no‑hike sequence

The guided Private Zip Tour runs through a seven‑station course with no hiking required between zips; the layout also incorporates rope bridges and half‑pipe slack lines for variety and challenge.

What the day feels like

What the experience feels like

The tour moves as a continuous guided sequence across seven stations: clipped into modern harnesses, riders launch from platform to platform without walking between zips, alternating high, fast runs with technical features like rope bridges and slack lines while lake vistas open and close beneath them.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this Private Zip Tour suits — and who should take care.

1
Thrill seekersExcellent fit: the tour emphasizes long, fast lines and side‑by‑side racing for riders looking for speed and airtime.
2
Scenic adventurersGood fit: repeated vantage points of Kalamalka Lake across the zips deliver a consistent scenic payoff throughout the roughly 2.5‑hour outing.
3
Lightweight childrenNot ideal for children under the operator's minimum weight — participants must meet the weight floor of 50 lbs to ride.
4
Heavier participantsPossible fit if within operator limits — riders must not exceed the maximum weight of 270 lbs.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration & Pace

Approximate total time for the Private Zip Tour is 2.5 hours; the course is guided and runs through seven stations without hiking between lines.

What to Expect / Gear

The operator uses state‑of‑the‑art harnesses that allow riders to sit comfortably or attempt stunts on longer lines; harnesses are provided as part of the experience.

Physical limits

Participants must meet the operator's weight limits: a minimum of 50 lbs and a maximum of 270 lbs.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Private Zip Tour?

The Private Zip Tour runs approximately 2.5 hours.

Where does this tour take place?

The tour is operated by Oyama Zipline Adventure Park in Lake Country, British Columbia, and traverses forested acreage with views of Kalamalka Lake.

How many stations or zips are on the course?

The guided course moves through seven stations; there is no hiking between lines.

Are harnesses or special gear required?

State‑of‑the‑art harnesses are provided by the operator; these harnesses let riders sit comfortably or perform stunts on the longer lines.

Are there weight limits?

Yes. Participants must meet the operator's weight limits: from 50 to 270 pounds.

What features does the course include?

The Private Zip Tour includes long, fast zip lines, side‑by‑side racing lines, rope bridges and a half‑pipe slack line across 70 forested acres.