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TreeTop Challenge

Take the Challenge

Located inside Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, the Tree Top Challenge will get your adrenaline pumping! With 100+ huge TreeTop Challenges, including 14 insane ziplines, we guarantee you will have an unforgettable day of thrills, action and adventure.

Days Available: Daily*
Time: Weekdays – 9:30 AM and 1:00 PM
Weekends – Every 30 minutes from 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM

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Safety Equipment

All safety equipment (helmet, harness and gloves) is supplied and participants are instructed on its usage before beginning the course. Qualified supervisors are present throughout to guide adventurers and ensure their safety at all times. All you are required to bring are closed-in shoes and a daredevil attitude!

two young people wearing helmets and harnesses balance on a cable suspended in the air, through a dense forest with trees

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Course Details

To complete the courses you will need approximately 3.5 hours. Your TreeTop Challenge fee covers all your equipment hire and access to the courses for the entire duration of your visit.

Plus, when you purchase an experience pass, all-day entry to the Sanctuary is included in your ticket!

Requirements

Minimum Requirements: Children must be at least 8 years of age and be able to reach 160cm to the centre of their palm for the Green and Red course. Children must be able to reach 180cm to the centre of their palm for the Blue & Black courses. We strongly suggest that an adult climb with younger children to assist them on course if they can only manage the 160cm height requirement.

*Operating days and session times may change without notice due to unforeseen circumstances. Please allow up to 3 hours if you wish to complete all courses. Please click here to check available session times and additional information on the Treetop Challenge website prior to purchasing your Experience Pass.

Experience Pass

Explore the Sanctuary from the ground and the air!

An experience pass gives you access to both Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary for the day, and a Tree Top Challenge session. It is the ultimate way to explore Currumbin Sanctuary for those with an adventurous spirit.

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Terms and Conditions

In these Conditions of Entry, “Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary” includes the owner and operator of Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and all Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary staff.
Currumbin TreeTop Challenge is designed to be more challenging as you move through the three levels. You are welcome to take a break at the end of any course if you wish. The TreeTop Challenge courses have been designed for children and adults alike to maximise family fun, fitness and team building. However, participants must be able to comfortably reach 160cm to enter.
To measure yourself or a child, stand with flat feet on the ground and raise arms above head with hands outstretched. Measure from the ground to the middle of the palm of the hand. To continue to the advanced-level “Black Course”, participants must be able to reach 180cm.
Children under 18 require a parent/adult to sign the consent form.

It is recommended that children under 14 are supervised by an adult throughout the TreeTop Challenge at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.
The TreeTop Challenge activity will require you to conquer any fears of heights and is suitable only for persons physically and mentally able to sustain a minimum of physical exertion and stress.
The TreeTop Challenge sadly is not recommended for pregnant women or people with brittle bones, heart problems, epilepsy, high blood pressure or any other adverse medical condition.
The equipment provided (gloves, harnesses, helmets, ropes and pulleys) is checked daily by our staff and must be used according to the instructions given.
Enclosed shoes must be worn to do the activities.
Long hair must be tightly tied back.

Jingeri – Hello

We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the greater Yugambeh language region, the Country on which Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and Hospital are situated today. We recognise their continuing connections to the land, sky, waters (waterways), and wildlife. We thank them for caring for this Country and its ecosystems.

We celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and we pay our respect to Elders past and present.