Zipline Tour
A kilometre of cable in multiple spans, departing a platform cut into the abandoned quarry and running out across the valley. It will be Australia’s largest multi-span zipline tour.
Numinbah Escape is the restoration of a remarkable 120-hectare property in the Numinbah Valley, bordering the World Heritage-listed Springbrook National Park in the Gold Coast hinterland. Formerly a working cattle property, banana plantation and basalt quarry, the site is being rehabilitated as a low-impact ecotourism destination, with immersive experiences and luxury accommodation. The development has been approved by the City of Gold Coast and Queensland Government.
The project will establish a world-class nature-based adventure destination anchored by Australia’s largest multi-span zipline tour, complemented by a guided abseil tour descending into the historic quarry and all-inclusive buggy and guided walking tours that immerse visitors in the rainforest and valley landscape.
A kilometre of cable in multiple spans, departing a platform cut into the abandoned quarry and running out across the valley. It will be Australia’s largest multi-span zipline tour.
A guided descent into the historic basalt quarry — down the same cut face the zipline departs from.
All-inclusive guided buggy tours across the property, reaching country most visitors would never otherwise see.
Guided walks that immerse you in the rainforest and valley landscape, on a property bordering Springbrook National Park.
The arrival point for every experience on the property, with a café and somewhere to sit and take in the valley.
Space for corporate days, events and gatherings, held in the landscape rather than a function room with a view of one.
Visitor infrastructure is built so guests can remain on the property overnight — and explore the wider Gold Coast hinterland from inside it, rather than driving out to it each morning.
Canvas with a proper bed in it, set into the property. The closest you can sleep to the valley without pitching your own.
Powered sites for campers and vans, a short walk from the visitor hub and the departure platforms.
Where the day starts and finishes — food, coffee and the briefing before you head out.
For corporate getaways, events and group bookings that want the valley as the venue.
This ground has been worked for a long time — run as a cattle property, planted out as a banana plantation, and cut for basalt. What happens next is restoration: 120 hectares rehabilitated as a low-impact ecotourism destination, with the quarry that was taken out of the hillside turned into the place the zipline departs and the abseil descends.
Numinbah Escape is being developed by TreeTop Challenge, the family-run eco-tourism business behind Australia’s largest zipline and high ropes parks.
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