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BUILDING ON THE GUEST EXPERIENCE AT THE ZOO
RCI Adventure Products built and installed a custom 3-level Sky Trail® ropes course and a 4-rail Sky Tour® for Binder Park Zoo in Battle Creek. Sky Tour is our modernized zipline excursion, taking guests on a smooth, thrilling ride. Each rail is approximately 100-feet in length. The Sky Trail® course also features a wide arching Sky Rail® that curves around the parameter of the course. This amazing course is set beautifully against a forest backdrop and the color scheme helps it build into the surrounding environment. In addition to the main course, RCI also installed a custom Sky Tykes® course featuring a 40-foot Sky Rail® and 11 obstacles.
FEATURES OF THE BINDER PARK ZOO COURSE
70
The immediate capacity for the Sky Trail® ropes course
500+
Total number of feet for the two Sky Rail® ziplines
35
Total number of obstacles on the Sky Trail® ropes course
15
The immediate capacity of the Sky Tykes® ropes course
PRODUCTS INSTALLED AT BINDER PARK ZOO
FEATURES OF THE BINDER PARK ZOO ADVENTURE ATTRACTIONS
MATCHES THE SURROUNDING: RCI course designers worked with the Binder Park Zoo staff to create a color scheme and design that helps this course blend in perfectly with the forest backdrop.
THE WOW MOMENT: Course placement is critical for zoos and this course found its home about halfway through the park in a perfect forest opening.
SOCIAL MEDIA MAGNET: This outdoor course has a huge social media following, as guests come from all over and document their excursion on Tik Tok, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.
LOW ROPES COURSE FOR KIDS: A custom Sky Tykes® low ropes course for kids was installed under the Sky Trail® course, complete with a pint-sized Sky Rail® zipline.
LONG ZIPLINE RUNS: In addition to the main high ropes course, Binder Park features our Sky Tour® point-to-point zipline excursion.
ENHANCING THE GUEST EXPERIENCE: More and more zoos are building out the guest experience with custom attractions like ropes courses and ziplines, further helping support and fund the zoo’s mission of educating the public on wildlife and habitat conservation.
