Treetops Adventure: Yeodene Park

About this experience

Treetops Adventure: Yeodene Park is an outdoor aerial attraction set in the native bushlands of the Otway Forest, roughly 90 minutes south-west of Melbourne. The park runs a series of colour-coded rope courses built through the tree canopy, ranging from green beginner circuits hovering around five metres above the ground up to black-rated courses that reach 20 metres. Sessions run for two and a half hours, giving participants enough time to progress through multiple difficulty levels at their own pace. Visitors clip onto a continuous belay system and work through rope bridges, balance beams, cargo nets, and zip lines, with flying foxes connecting many of the course sections. The longest flying fox on the park stretches 100 metres. Entry covers a 2.5-hour session, all safety equipment, training, and gloves, as well as a locker for small personal items. Grip gloves are available to purchase on site for an additional fee. Food and drinks are not included, so bringing your own is advisable. The starting point is 70 Possum Ridge Road, Yeodene. Tickets are non-refundable, and the courses are not accessible for wheelchair users. For other Melbourne attractions, the city and surrounding region offer a wide range of outdoor and leisure options.

Highlights

• Aerial rope courses set in the native Otway Forest canopy
• Six difficulty levels from 5 metres up to 20 metres high
• Two and a half hour session to tackle multiple courses
• Continuous belay system keeps you clipped in throughout
• Located 90 minutes south-west of Melbourne city centre
• Colour-coded circuits suit beginners through to advanced climbers

What is included

• 2.5-hour session
• Equipment and training
• Gloves
• Lockers for small personal items

Not included

• Food and drinks
• Grip gloves $5.50 (purchase onsite)

Before you go

Arrival and timing Your session runs for two and a half hours, so arrive a few minutes early to allow time for check-in, fitting your equipment, and completing the on-site safety training before your session begins. Late arrivals may lose time from their session. Getting around the venue The park is set across native bushland, with courses ranging from ground-level green routes up to black courses at 20 metres. Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes and clothing you can move freely in. Harnesses and gloves are provided, and lockers are available for small personal items. Grip gloves can be purchased on site for an additional charge. During your visit Food and drinks are not included and should be arranged separately. Keep phones and loose items secured, particularly at height. Follow all instructor guidance throughout the session.

Cancellation terms

These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.