About this tour
Navigate the canopy at Lane Poole Reserve, roughly 90 minutes south of Perth, on Western Australia's pioneering tree rope course. Spend two and a half hours clipped in and moving through the forest—crossing suspended wooden walkways, testing your balance on taut lines, and launching down ziplines from heights up to 25 metres. The park offers routes scaled for beginners (2-metre circuits) through to seriously vertiginous challenges, welcoming participants from four years old.
Highlights
- Suspended wooden bridges across the forest canopy
- Flying fox ziplines from up to 25 metres high
- Low-level courses for first-timers and younger visitors
- Western Australia's original high-ropes installation
- Full safety equipment and expert instruction included
- Onsite parking and secure lockers provided
What to expect
You'll begin with a thorough briefing and harness fitting, then work through the course at your own pace. The terrain ranges from steady platforms at 2 metres—ideal for building confidence—to exposed challenge routes where you're threading ropes and balancing beams at 25 metres. Between ascents, zipline descents let you cover ground quickly. The whole session, including training and briefing, runs two and a half hours. Weather doesn't stop play here, so wear layers and appropriate footwear for wet conditions.
Good to know
Fair fitness is essential; those with heart or spinal issues, or expecting parents, should skip this. Bring trainers with grip. The reserve operates rain or shine, so pack a jacket. Small belongings go in onsite lockers. Food and drinks aren't provided, so grab supplies beforehand or in nearby Dwellingup.
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.