Climb into a 25‑metre canopy network of ziplines and aerial challenges at Treetops Adventure Coffs Harbour. This 2.5‑hour, well‑supervised ropes course pairs technical obstacles with coastal forest views — great for families and active visitors.
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The harness clicks and the forest exhales beneath you — sunlight slices through tall eucalypts as you step onto the first platform. At Treetops Adventure Coffs Harbour the canopy is active: branches sway, birds call, and a string of 14 ziplines dares you to move faster. Courses climb as high as 25 metres, trading steady footing for swaying bridges, tightropes and balance elements that test focus more than brute strength.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate: able to climb ladders, manage balance challenges and sustain short bursts of exertion
Wildlife
History
The area lies on Gumbaynggirr country; the coastal forests were historically logged and later managed for conservation and recreation as tourism grew.
Conservation
Operators typically enforce minimal impact practices: stay on marked platforms, respect wildlife, and support local conservation efforts by following staff guidance.
Reserve your spot on the Treetops Adventure Coffs Harbour Tree Ropes Course today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear sturdy closed‑toe shoes
Trainers or hiking shoes give purchase on wooden platforms and rope elements; flip‑flops are not permitted.
Arrive hydrated and fuelled
Bring a full water bottle and a light snack—courses involve repeated climbs and short cardio bursts.
Check the weather policy
Wind or heavy rain can cancel sessions; confirm timing and cancellation rules with the operator before travel.
Follow the safety briefing closely
Instructors show clip systems and backup checks—always use the provided harness and double‑clip where instructed.
Closed‑toe athletic shoes
Grip and foot protection for platforms, ladders and rope elements.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated through repeated climbs and in warm weather.
summer
Comfortable, flexible clothing
Avoid loose skirts or floppy layers that can catch on equipment.
Light wind or rain shell
Canopy conditions can be breezy—pack a lightweight layer for cooler mornings.
winter