Busselton: 2-Hour High Ropes Course

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Enjoy a 2-hour forest adventure that includes climbing increasingly-challenging high ropes, ziplining, and skateboarding through the trees (yes, really!). There's something for everyone at this high-ropes course in Busselton.

Highlights

Enjoy a unique high ropes course with multiple challenges
Zip along a range of different ziplines throughout the session
Ride a BMX and skateboard up in the trees, something you can't do anywhere else in Australia

Description

Experience a once-in-a-lifetime high ropes course in Busselton, Western Australia. Starting off at just 3 meters and working up to 19 meters above the forest floor, the activities increase in difficulty — it all gets wobblier, longer, and more challenging as you progress. Each course has a series of fun and challenging activities that wind their way through the treetops. Ziplines are everywhere throughout the park, and there’s even a dedicated zipline course of more than 7 zips. Starting at 18 meters, with no additional climbing, the course cuts its way through the park and ends with the final zip of more than 150 meters in length. Other exciting activities include riding a BMX more than 9 meters into the air, skateboarding through the trees, Tarzan jumping, free-fall quick jumps, and balancing lines. There’s something here for everyone, from first-timers who like their adventure “very soft” to the experienced enthusiasts.

Includes

Safety briefing and demonstration 2-hour high ropes course
Food and beverages

Important Information

• Each session starts with a safety briefing and demonstration. • Participants must be minimum 7 years of age and 110 cm tall. • Maximum weight for participants is 120 kg. • Supervision for children: For climbers 7 and 8 years old, it is essential to have 1 climbing adult for every 2 children. However, for the best experience for your child, we recommend 1 climbing adult for every child. Adults are required to assist during some elements of the course. • Climbers 9 to 16 years: 1 adult (participation not required) for every 6 children, however extra supervising adults per group where possible is recommended • Supervising adults must be 17 years and over. • Climbers under 16 years old must always be directly supervised by an adult (17 years+).