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Fly through Tasmania’s blue gum canopy on a guided 2.5-hour tour that includes six ziplines and a 400 m finale over the Piper River. Small groups, trained guides, and included safety gear make this a high-adrenaline but well-managed forest adventure.
Fly through Tasmania’s blue gum canopy on a guided 2.5-hour tour that includes six ziplines and a 400 m finale over the Piper River. Small groups, trained guides, and included safety gear make this a high-adrenaline but well-managed forest adventure.
The forest hums as you step from the gear shed into a stand of blue gum and stringybark, guides checking harnesses while the canopy waits above. A guided 2.5-hour tour threads six ziplines through branches and across a valley, culminating in a 400 m run that launches you 50 m above the Piper River—wind and forest scent pushing you forward.
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Operated by Treetops Adventure Hollybank · Launceston, Tasmania
The forest hums as you step from the gear shed into a stand of blue gum and stringybark, guides checking harnesses while the canopy waits above. A guided 2.5-hour tour threads six ziplines through branches and across a valley, culminating in a 400 m run that launches you 50 m above the Piper River—wind and forest scent pushing you forward.
Hollybank sits on country shaped by ancient river systems and temperate rainforest growth; the ridgelines are remnants of long-eroded dolerite and sedimentary layers that feed rich soils for the gum forest. The site’s adventure history is recent—an early outdoor centre for Tasmania that blends recreation with interpretation—so expect guides who mix safety briefings with natural-history notes about local birdlife and forest ecology.
Practically, the experience is a progressive sequence: gearing and training, a short 10-minute approach to the launch zone, then tree-to-tree travel across nearly 1 km of cable. Platforms are timber and robust; guests under 40 kg may tandem and there’s a 135 kg upper limit. Clothing should be comfortable and cover legs; closed-toe shoes are mandatory. Guides take photos for you, lockers are available, and sessions are limited to small groups (max 12), which keeps the pace steady and social.
Aim for morning slots for softer light and calmer winds. Bring a small bottle of water, leave loose items behind, and arrive with ID for check-in. The tour balances a rush of speed with steady interpretation—fast enough to thrill, structured enough to learn as you fly.
moderate.
2–3 hours.
Suitable for most people with basic mobility; expect short walks and standing in harnesses. Not suitable for those with severe cardiovascular conditions.
Children 8–15 must be accompanied by an adult; participants below ~40 kg may be required to ride tandem and there’s an upper limit of 135 kg.
The guided experience runs about 2.5 hours with short walks and periods standing in harness—suitable for most fitness levels.
Yes—guides take digital photos of participants, which are included in the booking price.
All sales are final; refunds are not available for cancellations, and tours can be canceled by the operator if there are insufficient travelers.
Hollybank became one of Tasmania’s early outdoor-adventure hubs; its platforms and interpretation aim to connect visitors with the region’s timberlands and riverine history.
The centre operates with low-impact infrastructure on private forest remnants; stick to trails and follow guide instructions to protect root zones and nesting birds.
Treetops Adventure Hollybank operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The forest hums as you step from the gear shed into a stand of blue gum and stringybark, guides checking harnesses while the canopy waits above. A guided 2.5-hour tour threads six ziplines through branches and across a valley, culminating in a 400 m run that launches you 50 m above the Piper River—wind and forest scent pushing you forward.
The forest hums as you step from the gear shed into a stand of blue gum and stringybark, guides checking harnesses while the canopy waits above. A guided 2.5-hour tour threads six ziplines through branches and across a valley, culminating in a 400 m run that launches you 50 m above the Piper River—wind and forest scent pushing you forward.
Hollybank sits on country shaped by ancient river systems and temperate rainforest growth; the ridgelines are remnants of long-eroded dolerite and sedimentary layers that feed rich soils for the gum forest. The site’s adventure history is recent—an early outdoor centre for Tasmania that blends recreation with interpretation—so expect guides who mix safety briefings with natural-history notes about local birdlife and forest ecology.
Practically, the experience is a progressive sequence: gearing and training, a short 10-minute approach to the launch zone, then tree-to-tree travel across nearly 1 km of cable. Platforms are timber and robust; guests under 40 kg may tandem and there’s a 135 kg upper limit. Clothing should be comfortable and cover legs; closed-toe shoes are mandatory. Guides take photos for you, lockers are available, and sessions are limited to small groups (max 12), which keeps the pace steady and social.
Aim for morning slots for softer light and calmer winds. Bring a small bottle of water, leave loose items behind, and arrive with ID for check-in. The tour balances a rush of speed with steady interpretation—fast enough to thrill, structured enough to learn as you fly.