If you’re looking for an unforgettable outdoor adventure that the whole family can enjoy then Adventure Hubs SA is your kind of place, it offers exhilarating, all-year-round experiences designed to challenge, inspire, and entertain visitors of all ages.
Nestled in the stunning Adelaide Hills, the Mount Lofty Adventure Hub features South Australia’s highest artificial rock-climbing wall at 15 meters, and the state’s longest zipline – an epic 324-meter ride through the treetops. Round out your visit with the Mega Swing, a thrilling group experience that lets three people soar through the air together for a high-adrenaline finale.
For those venturing into the heart of the McLaren Vale wine region, the Southern Adventure Hub in Blewitt Springs delivers an equally exciting line-up of activities. Scale the three-sided rock-climbing tower, tackle South Australia’s first continuous High Ropes Course, or take a daring leap on the double ‘Leap of Faith’ trapeze. This hub is surrounded by natural bushland and is perfect for families, friends, or individuals looking to push their limits in a safe and supportive environment.
Both locations are fully guided, with all equipment and instruction provided, no experience necessary. Whether you’re planning a weekend outing, group event, or just looking to add adventure to your travel itinerary, Adventure Hubs SA brings nature and excitement together in a truly memorable way.
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www.adventurehubssa.com.au
Phone: 08 8472 0933
info@adventurehubssa.com.au
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