Busselton: Forest Adventures Ropes Course & 150m Zipline
Six Ropes Courses & a 150-Metre Zipline Through Busselton's Native Forest
You'll complete six ropes courses of varying difficulty, clip through 15 ziplines including one stretching 150 metres, and wear full safety gear throughout a 2.5-hour session. A qualified instructor leads the safety training and supervises from the ground. You progress at your own pace, starting low and moving to higher courses as your confidence builds. Arrive 15 minutes early, wear enclosed shoes, and bring water.
Step-by-step itinerary
Forest Adventures outdoor activities
- Arrive at Forest Adventures park
- Receive harness and safety training
- Complete practice course
- Progress through six high-ropes courses
- Experience 15 flying foxes including 150m zipline
- Enjoy views of forest canopy
What’s included
Your 2.5-hour session includes all climbing equipment (helmet, harness, gloves), safety training from a qualified instructor, a practice course to build confidence, and access to all six ropes courses and 15 ziplines. You'll need to arrive 15 minutes before your start time and wear enclosed shoes and comfortable clothing.
Times
- Every day 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00
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The experience
You've just landed in Busselton and have the afternoon free. The drive north to Ludlow Tuart Forest takes about twenty minutes, and when you arrive, the first thing you notice is how tall the trees actually are: the canopy stretches up and the ground feels small. After a quick safety briefing and harness fitting, you're on a practice course at ground level, getting used to the clips and the rhythm of moving through the trees. It takes the edge off the nerves.
Then you start climbing. The six courses at Forest Adventures range from 3 to 19 metres high, so you pick your level and move at your own pace. The beginner courses let you find your footing (literally, on the balance beams and rope bridges) before you move up to the Advanced track. The real draw, though, is the ziplines. Fifteen of them crisscross the forest, and one stretches over 150 metres, which means you're flying through the canopy for long enough to actually breathe and look around instead of just bracing for the landing. The platforms between courses give you a moment to reset, and the qualified supervisors stay close without hovering.
The whole session runs 2.5 hours, which is enough time to push yourself without burning out. You're moving between courses, not standing in a queue, so the time moves fast. By the end you've tested yourself on climbing walls, balance obstacles, and that leap of faith: the jump between platforms that looks scarier than it actually is. The forest around you is native bushland, so you're not in a manicured park. It's real trees, real height, and real views down through the canopy.
Is this one for you?Right for families with kids aged 7 and up, or groups of friends wanting a half-day outdoor challenge without needing your own gear or safety knowledge. The instructor handles both, and you just show up ready to climb.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (10 to 16 years); Child (7 to 9 years). Children under 7 can't be included in the booking.
What's the minimum age for Forest Adventures?
Minimum age is 7 years old and minimum height is 43 inches (110 cm). Children aged 7–8 must be accompanied by a climbing adult at all times. Ages 9–16 require adult supervision but the adult doesn't have to climb.
How long does the experience take?
The full session is 2.5 hours, including safety training, harness fitting, and a practice course before you move to the main courses.
What equipment is provided?
All climbing equipment is included: helmet, harness, gloves, and safety clips. You just need to bring enclosed shoes and wear comfortable clothing.
Are there courses for beginners?
Yes. Courses range from 3 to 19 metres high. You start with a practice course and can progress to beginner, Advanced, and Adrenaline courses at your own pace.
What's the longest zipline?
One of the 15 ziplines stretches over 150 metres through the forest canopy.
Is there a weight limit?
Maximum weight is 265 lbs (120 kg).
Can I bring my dog?
Pets are not allowed. Registered service animals are permitted.
How far is Forest Adventures from Busselton town?
The park is located in Ludlow Tuart Forest, approximately 20 minutes north of Busselton.
Busselton: Forest Adventures Ropes Course & 150m Zipline
2h 30m · EN
from AU$ 59 per person
≈ US$ 42 in your currency
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