Two and a half hours climbing through the tuart trees of the Ludlow Tuart Forest, 15 minutes from Busselton, on six high ropes courses between about 3 and 19 metres up, with more than 500 metres of flying foxes. You go at your own pace once you have passed the safety training.
Days
- 2.5 hours
Age
- 7 years and over, at least 110 cm
Group size
- Self-paced, supervised by park staff
Start / finish
- Forest Adventures, Ludlow Tuart Forest, near Busselton
Return
- See itinerary for details
Transport
- Make your own way to the park
Meals
- No meals are listed as included
Route
Included experiences
- Practice course — learn the continuous belay system before you climb
- High ropes — six courses, 3 to 19 metres up in the tuarts
- Flying foxes — more than 500 metres, including a 150 metre zipline
- Obstacles — Tarzan swings, rope ladders, wobbly bridges and a BMX bike in the trees
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Reviews
5.0
Based on 91 reviews
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AI summary of 91 reviews
Travellers consistently praise the friendly, patient and attentive staff who provide thorough safety briefings and encouragement, particularly to nervous visitors or those with disabilities. The courses themselves stand out most often, with reviewers highlighting the variety of difficulty levels from beginner to advanced, the mix of obstacles including rope walks, climbing walls and challenging balance challenges, and the numerous zip lines through the beautiful Tuart Forest setting. The most common caveat concerns the lack of café facilities, with many suggesting that access to coffee and more substantial food options would enhance the experience, though some also note practical considerations such as bringing gloves for hand protection, tying back long hair, wearing covered clothing for insect protection, and ensuring loose shoes do not impede climbing walls.
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“Awesome time”
So good we came back a second time. It challenges you in a great way, I never thought I'd climb that ladder and do all those courses, and the staff are awesome.
“Family fun”
An awesome family outing where we all conquered our fears and loved it. Highly recommended if you're holidaying down south.
“Fantastic”
A great time with my son, our first go at ziplining for both of us, and the staff were lovely and thorough.
“Five stars”
My wife and I are in our mid-seventies and last went ziplining over twenty years ago. Our guide Maddy was terrific and we thoroughly enjoyed it.
“Amazing Day out”
A great day out with my adult son visiting from Queensland. Lots of levels to challenge yourself, and we managed the tough level 6 and the zip line too. The staff were really helpful.
“Fun for the family”
Fantastic family bonding fun with great staff, and the courses vary enough to challenge every level.
