Clip in and climb through Majura Pines’ five progressive aerial courses and 16 ziplines just outside Canberra. This 2.5-hour guided session combines safety briefing, full harnessing and loops of challenging obstacles suited to ages 8 and up.
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Stepping into Majura Pines, the air smells of resin and pines, and the forest rises around you like a wooden city of platforms and ropes. Participants clip into harnesses, hear the quiet click of carabiners, and look up: a network of lines and obstacles threads between trunks 1–15 metres above the ground. The park moves at a fast, playful rhythm — short bursts of concentration followed by the whoosh of ziplines.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate—participants should be comfortable walking, have basic balance and no severe cardiovascular or spinal conditions.
Wildlife
History
Majura Pines was established as a plantation in the 20th century; its straight pines later provided a practical site for turning plantation structure into an aerial-park facility.
Conservation
Operators typically follow tree-friendly mounting practices and limit ground disturbance; stick to marked paths to protect native understorey and reduce erosion.
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Arrive early for gear fit
Plan to be 15–30 minutes before start time so guides can fit harnesses and explain safety procedures without rushing.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes
Trainers or trail runners with good grip protect toes and improve stability on rope bridges and cargo nets.
Hydrate and eat light
Eat a light snack beforehand and bring a water bottle — sessions are active and you’ll want steady energy for balance-focused obstacles.
Know supervision rules
Children 8–10 require one participating adult per four kids; other minors need an adult onsite watching from the ground.
Closed-toe trail shoes
Protects toes and improves traction on ropes and wooden platforms.
Light layers (wind/top)
Keeps you comfortable in Canberra’s variable weather between shaded pines and open clearings.
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Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated supports concentration on high-wire obstacles.
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Grippy gloves
Optional for colder months or if you prefer extra hand protection on rope elements.
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