Water elements have been added to its trail and the first model, Geyser Towers, was installed earlier this year at Stone Mountain Park. in Atlanta, USA.

Designed as a shoes-on attraction that sprays guests, geysers erupt from the ground, up to 25ft (8m), into the air. One geyser, placed directly under the Adventure Trail, shoots up the middle of the multi-level attraction, soaking guests through the suspended triangle net walk above it. Other spray elements squirt, mist and blast guests as they criss cross through suspended rope bridges, netted tunnels, towers and the web elevator climb.

With a 40ft x 50ft (12m x 15m) footprint, Geyser Towers allows children to choose their own adventure as they explore different ways to move from tower to tower across bridges that test their balance, dexterity and strength along the way.

“We knew that it had to be impressive and make it worthwhile for guests of all ages to make it to the top,” says Nathan Jones, VP of marketing and sales, Americas.

“As a result, we created intersecting bridges and viewpoints as focal points, encouraging guests to participate and explore their way up to the top of the attraction. The water spray elements were added to provide a new and different experience, while on the attraction.

The water can be used in the hot, summer months to cool people off, or can be turned down or off completely in the shoulder season; this ensures that the attraction can function multi-seasonally, so that guests can also enjoy it without water.”