About this tour
A 2.5-hour aerial course in Canberra designed for young children aged 3–7, featuring rope bridges, platforms, and low-height challenges through the trees. Parents supervise from ground level, combining thrill with security in a bush setting. All safety gear supplied. Ideal for families wanting their kids to test courage and balance in a controlled woodland environment without high-altitude risk.
Highlights
- Rope bridges and climbing nets for early childhood learners
- Low-level platforms build confidence safely
- Supervised parent-child experience in nature
- All harnesses and safety equipment included
- 2.5 hours of continuous activity
- Australian forest setting near Canberra
- No prior experience needed
What to expect
Your child will start with a safety briefing and harness fitting, then progress through age-appropriate obstacles: wobbly planks, swinging ropes, and gentle traverses between low platforms nestled in the canopy. An instructor guides them through each challenge while you watch from below, offering encouragement. The course is designed so kids can move at their own pace—some race ahead, others take their time. Expect a mix of nervous energy, proud moments, and plenty of laughter as they discover they're braver than they thought.
Good to know
Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothes you don't mind getting dirty. Not suitable if your child has spinal issues, and pregnant adults shouldn't supervise. Typical fitness levels aren't a barrier, though kids need reasonable coordination to grip and balance.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.