Hoodoos Skywalk Experience
Investment Overview
The Hoodoos Skywalk Experience is a proposed landmark nature attraction located on Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc lands in Kamloops, British Columbia. The project introduces an elevated walkway through the Hoodoo formations to create a managed, ticketed visitor experience that provides immersive experiences while protecting sensitive terrain below.
The Hoodoos are a rare and highly recognisable natural asset, yet currently underutilised as a formal visitor experience. Independent third-party feasibility analysis confirms market demand for a signature nature attraction. The elevated walkway is designed to support controlled access, strong visual appeal, and alignment with travel trade and group touring itineraries.
In addition to the walkway itself, the opportunity includes potential for complementary accommodation development in proximity to the attraction. This creates the ability to convert day visitors into overnight guests, extend length of stay, and capture additional visitor spend through an integrated nature-based hospitality offering.
Tourism has been identified as a priority economic sector by Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc (TteS), and the Nation is actively seeking experienced developers and/or operators to partner in activating tourism opportunities on its lands. The project is anticipated to be delivered under a long-term ground lease structure (typically up to 99 years), providing security of tenure while supporting Indigenous land stewardship and economic participation.
Investment Overview
The Hoodoos Skywalk Experience is a proposed landmark nature attraction located on Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc lands in Kamloops, British Columbia. The project introduces an elevated walkway through the Hoodoo formations to create a managed, ticketed visitor experience that provides immersive experiences while protecting sensitive terrain below.
The Hoodoos are a rare and highly recognisable natural asset, yet currently underutilised as a formal visitor experience. Independent third-party feasibility analysis confirms market demand for a signature nature attraction. The elevated walkway is designed to support controlled access, strong visual appeal, and alignment with travel trade and group touring itineraries.
In addition to the walkway itself, the opportunity includes potential for complementary accommodation development in proximity to the attraction. This creates the ability to convert day visitors into overnight guests, extend length of stay, and capture additional visitor spend through an integrated nature-based hospitality offering.
Tourism has been identified as a priority economic sector by Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc (TteS), and the Nation is actively seeking experienced developers and/or operators to partner in activating tourism opportunities on its lands. The project is anticipated to be delivered under a long-term ground lease structure (typically up to 99 years), providing security of tenure while supporting Indigenous land stewardship and economic participation.
Investment Opportunities
Land Lease & Operate – The project is envisioned on lands controlled by Sc.wén̓wen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC), with investors entering a long-term ground lease structure.
Joint Venture – Capital partners, operators, and SEDC collaborate through a joint venture structure that aligns financial returns, operational performance, and long-term land stewardship objective.
Investment Opportunities
Land Lease & Operate – The project is envisioned on lands controlled by Sc.wén̓wen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC), with investors entering a long-term ground lease structure.
Joint Venture – Capital partners, operators, and SEDC collaborate through a joint venture structure that aligns financial returns, operational performance, and long-term land stewardship objective.
About Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada
The first thing you’ll notice when you pull into Kamloops is the big open skies and golden grasslands that surround our scenic city. These vast landscapes, dotted by ponderosa pines and sagebrush, are carved by ancient lava flows and the rushing Thompson River. Nestled in the scenic Thompson-Okanagan, Kamloops is a quickly growing city that offers a unique blend of urban and outdoor living. For investors, Kamloops offers a rare balance of accessibility, scale, and visibility in a market that remains underdeveloped relative to its demand fundamentals.
About Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada
The first thing you’ll notice when you pull into Kamloops is the big open skies and golden grasslands that surround our scenic city. These vast landscapes, dotted by ponderosa pines and sagebrush, are carved by ancient lava flows and the rushing Thompson River. Nestled in the scenic Thompson-Okanagan, Kamloops is a quickly growing city that offers a unique blend of urban and outdoor living. For investors, Kamloops offers a rare balance of accessibility, scale, and visibility in a market that remains underdeveloped relative to its demand fundamentals.
Contact Information
Calls to Action
An Investor Lookbook outlining the Hoodoos Skywalk concept, market fundamentals, and preliminary financials is available upon request.
Connect with Scwén̓wen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) to discuss partnership opportunities, long-term land lease structures, and potential accommodation development.
Tourism Kamloops
Website: https://www.tourismkamloops.com/