Adventure through the treetops on new aerial ropes course in WA's Great Southern Forests and Valleys

Aerial Adventure Pemberton

A new aerial ropes adventure course has opened in the town of Pemberton in WA's Great Southern Forests and Valleys region in the South West. 

Nestled among the giant Karri trees of the southern forests and valleys, Aerial Adventure Pemberton features an all-glide-line course.

Located amongst the giant Karri Trees in Gloucester National Park, 

Aerial Adventure Pemberton is a multi-level treetop experience with high ropes and an all-glide-line – including a 100 metre flying fox.

Reaching up to 25 metres in the trees, visitors of the majestic Gloucester National Park can zip through the woods with unique views onto the famous 1947 Fire Lookout tree that Jack Watson conquered in 6 hours only using his boots and belt!

Kids, teenagers and adults alike can choose challenges adapted to their age and capabilities.

Those less enthusiastic about heights and adrenaline-infused activities can also enjoy the wonders of nature from the ground at the Karri Cafe while tasting local produce.

A welcoming area and café are set to open at the precinct later in the year. 

Catering to children from 4 years of age, it's the ultimate family friendly adventure!

Website: https://www.facebook.com/aerialadventurepembertonau
Phone: 0493 827 326
Email: hello@aerialadventurepemberton.com.au