Top Adelaide Climbing Tours

Skip a pedestrian visit to the Adelaide Oval—one of the region’s most recognized landmarks—for an excursion to the roof with unique city views. After a safety briefing and climbing into your suit and harness, follow your guide across a link bridge to an open viewing deck. From there, have the chance to walk a lean-out point 164 feet (50 meters) above the Oval’s cricket field.

Have a fun day out when doing a rock climb and abseil at Onkaparinga River National Park. This is good for all levels, as there’s a gorge with a cliff up to 30 meters high and other rock pools. You’ll be with accredited guides, so they will assist you with all of your climbing needs. Enjoy this amazing experience and observe the natural wildlife- koalas, kangaroos, and lots of birds- at the same time.

Take on 3 adventures at once on this rock climbing, ziplining and 3-person mega swing experience in the forest. Immerse yourself in the forest and streams of Piccadilly, near Adelaide while you conquer your fears. If you are a beginner, relax knowing that our guides are there to help and encourage you.

Experience the adrenaline rush of rock climbing and abseiling in one of South Australia’s most beautiful locations. With clear guidance from instructors, learn the basics of rock climbing and abseiling before scaling the natural rock faces of Morialta Gorge. With wonderful views of Morialta Conservation Park and St Vincent Gulf in the background and the chance to see koalas in the surrounding trees, this promises to be an memorable experience.

Walk through the Australian bush at Morialta Conservation Park while learning about the native flora and fauna from your guide. During this half-day excursion, see seasonal waterfalls, deep gorges, and sheer rock faces. Explore bush trails that lead to the Valley Walk, Kookaburra Rock, Giant’s Cave, Morialta Falls Plateau, and Eagles Nest Lookout. With a relaxed pace and small group setting, hike to three waterfalls along Fourth Creek, spot wild koalas among the gum trees, and learn about the park’s rich history and native plants.