Locations

Autumn and Spring

Our mobile base camp in this area is located about 40mins from the small town of Buchan in Victoria.   This is the country in which Banjo Patterson's famous 'The Man from the Snowy River' was based. It is an area of diverse scenery, which has a rich history and fantastic range of activities including rock climbing, abseiling, expeditions (on track and off track), team ropes, caving (small groups only) and white water rafting on the beautiful Snowy River (depending on water levels).  The Snowy River majestically winds and twists its way through some of NSW and Victoria's most awe-inspiring wilderness.

Our nearest operational area to Brisbane is Toonumbar National Park, which is located just outside of Kyogle in Northern NSW.  It is a unique mix of dry Eucalypt and sub-tropical rainforest ecosystems. It offers intense multi day expeditions, flat water rafting as well as the Outward Bound constructed ropes course and abseil tree.  It is a National Park with low public usage which ensures that groups get a wilderness experience and a very real chance to test their abilities in an unspoilt environment.

Australian's highest mountain forms the backdrop for an adventure through a network of picturesque mountains, rivers and streams and excellent cave systems.  The magnificent Cooleman Mountains, Gurrangorambla Range and headwaters of the Murrumbidgee River provide plenty of challenges and the opportunity to explore huts from the pioneering age.  Cooleman is generally thought to be more "hard core" than other areas for several reasons;  The weather is wild and unpredictable (it can snow in December);  There are large distances between activities so there is far more expeditioning (hiking);  It is a fairly remote area where brumbies can often be seen.

Autumn and Spring

Towering ancient forests of Tingle and Karri trees contrasting with low-lying coastal vegetation and Peppermint Groves frame your expedition in this awe-inspiring location.  Your journey could take you through massive dunes, rugged headlands, hidden inlets and down to the crystal clear aquamarine ocean.

You will be required to be self-sufficient in the natural setting as you bushwalk, raft and take in a few of the sites along the way - ie high and low ropes course site (set amongst some old, and very big Karri trees), solo site, abseil tree and not to mention the endless opportunities for the avid photographer.

It is also a great place to catch a glimpse of some of the  marine wildlife - dolphins, occasionally whales, and the huge array of coastal sea birds.