Treetop Challenge At Tamborine Mountain
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Experience the Treetop Challenge at Tamborine Mountain, a must-try adventure that combines thrilling zip lines and soaring treetops, all set in natural surroundings.
Take on over 140 challenging elements, including 14 thrilling ziplines, with courses from easy to extreme, offering an exciting adventure tailored for every skill level.
Conquer a 120m long adrenaline-pumping epic Challenge with giant flying foxes and suspended bridges, all set within the lush canopy of Tamborine Mountain.
Venture through 12 acres of breathtaking bushland and rainforest, offering a thrilling adventure high among the lush treetops.
Make your way through nature worry-free with a cutting-edge smart belay system, guaranteeing continuous safety throughout your treetop journey.
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- If cancellation are made 2 days before the date of travel then 0.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
- If cancellation are made 2 days to 2 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
- In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.
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About Treetop Challenge At Tamborine Mountain:
Treetop Challenge at Tamborine Mountain offers an exhilarating outdoor adventure set within 12 acres of stunning bushland and rainforest. This aerial obstacle course features a series of zip lines, suspended bridges, and climbing challenges set high above the ground. Visitors can navigate through the treetops while enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding subtropical rainforest. With trained guides ensuring safety, the challenge encourages teamwork and personal growth. Participants can feel the excitement of soaring through the trees, all while creating lasting memories of this amazing adventure.
About the Activity:
- Take the Treetop Challenge at Tamborine Mountain for an unforgettable adventure in Australia’s largest treetop high ropes park, located within Queensland’s first official national park.
- Experience the thrill of zipping along high-flying zip lines, while enjoying breathtaking views of Tamborine Mountain’s lush rainforest.
- Test your agility and balance on over 140 obstacles spread across various courses, including challenging climbs and exhilarating swings designed for all skill levels.
- Feel the adrenaline as you tackle Australia’s largest tree-top challenge, 30 metres above ground perfect for thrill-seekers looking to push their limits.
- Marvel at the stunning views of the Tamborine National Park while spotting local wildlife like Australian brush-turkeys, and pademelons for a unique blend of adventure and nature appreciation.
- Seize the thrill of 8 circuits, from easy to extreme, as you tackle obstacles and flying foxes at your own pace while racing friends for an added element of excitement.
- Capture memorable moments from high above, creating lasting memories with friends and family in beautiful natural surroundings.
- Navigate with confidence using the high-grade safety equipment and advanced smart belay system, ensuring you can only detach when on solid ground for ultimate treetop security.
How to Reach?
- By Car: Mt Tamborine Park in Gold Coast is located at a distance of 45.1 km from the city centre. It will take around 56 minutes via State Route 90 to reach the destination.
FAQs
What are all the things I can do on the Tamborine Mountain walking tour?
Below mentioned are a few things that you can do on your Tamborine Mountain tour :
- The gallery walk: There are several art and craft shops present there where you can buy candles, homemade soaps, maple-pecan fudge, antiques, tropical watercolors and even cuckoo colors.
- Market Mapping: A lot of these markets come alive on the weekends with fresh produce of fruits, vegetables and organic produce being sold there competing with over 200 stalls that are set up every second sunday.
- Cedar Creek Falls: This one has two walking tracks; one looks towards the rockpools at the top and the other one looks below. Here, you can see the news of the pools, the rocks and the gorge where people also enjoy their picnics around tall eucalyptus trees.
- Tamborine Mountain National Park: This area will make you cover all of the waterfalls in the region like the Cedar Creek Falls, the Cameron Falls, the Curtis Falls and the Witches Falls. These waterfalls also give rise to some rock pools which can also be swam into.
How far is Tamborine Mountain from the Gold Coast?
The Tamborine Mountain is 39.6 kms away from the Gold Coast via State Route 90.
What are the dining options at Tamborine Mountain?
Tamborine Mountain tour has a few but worth every penny dining options and some of those are:
- Songbirds: This rainforest retreat offers six luxurious Asian inspired villas with double-spas’ and options like personal massages, meditation and yoga centers. Its named songbird as the sound of birds lends itself as the backdrop while people enjoy their meals.
- Polish Place: It’s the only eatery that is west facing and offers stupendous sunset views from atop. The spa in the lounge is pretty new as people take in their drinks; the ‘Polish way’ is open for lunch daily and for dinner, only on the weekends.
- St. Bernards: This old mountain pub offers rustic views with lofty ceilings and has become one of the most atmospheric spots there with its back and its nosh offering commanding views.
How old are the trees in Mt Tamborine?
It is said that halfway around the Witches Fall Circuit, there is an enormous tree which is some 400 years old.
What is the best time to go for the Tamborine Mountain walking tour?
One great perk about the Tamborine Mountain tour is that it’s open throughout the year with operational days being from Wednesday till Sunday from 9:30 A.M. till evening. Moreover, the months of March to July have the least humidity and don’t forget to reach as early as possible in the mornings in order to avoid crowds.
Which are the best waterfall trails in Mt. Tambourine?
The Tamborine mountain tour is filled with majestic waterfalls, some of those are:
- Curtis Falls: An extremely famous, short and easy track filled with Eucalyptus trees goes towards the falls. Depending upon the rain, the fall can either be a torrential pour or it can be a mild shower. Wearing good footwear can come in handy as it saves you from the muddy terrain.
- Witches Chase Track to Witches Fall Circuit: This hillside has so many varied sceneries that it’s also recognised by UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You can also spot the green catbird, golden whistler and silvereyes on your walk here. This birding and hiking trail unfortunately doesn’t allow for our dear-four legged friends, dogs to come along with us on the ride.
- Knoll Walking track and Cameron Falls: This trail which seems extremely easy at the outset takes an average of about 50 minutes to complete. It is open all-year round and looks beautiful whenever you visit it. It overlooks the Yarrabilba and out towards the Brisbane city letting its visitors enjoy the landscape.
What is Tamborine Mountain famous for?
This range away from the hustle bustle of Brisbane is known for a variety of reasons like its starry sky and glowworm caves. You can also buy organic produce or decide to go on a hike and explore a world filled with majestic waterfalls and mouth-watering cuisines that are only served at the hilltop. Regular picnics and horse-riding are also reasons why you might find too many locals also coming up here along with tourists and making the most out of this place.
