The World's Highest Abseil - Tasmania

Fitness and Experience

• Minimum age 18 years
• A basic level of fitness is required to participate but no previous experience is necessary
• This is an introductory day and the instructor will teach you everything you need to know to abseil with confidence
• For your safety and enjoyment ensure that you have a good night’s sleep before the course
• Be sure to inform Adrenalin of any conditions such as asthma or previous injury that may be relevant and remind your guides on the day

What to Bring/Wear

• Wear comfortable, loose-fitting long trousers, tights or a tracksuit, plus shorts if it’s warm
• Your footwear should be robust and comfortable – running shoes are suitable
• A warm jacket - the weather can change dramatically in the hills
• Winter can be very cold so please bring plenty of warm clothing, wear layers and be sure to include a windproof layer such as a rain jacket
• Wet weather gear
• Water bottle
• Sunscreen and a hat or beanie
• Sunglasses
• Day pack
• If you have long hair, you must tie it back for safety reasons
• Camera (optional - there are excellent photo opportunities)
• Lunch can be arranged at the site for between $5 and $40 per person, ranging from salad rolls and fruit to gourmet Tasmanian produce

What is Supplied

• Guides & instruction
• All abseiling equipment
• Drinking water is available all day

More Information

Itinerary can include pick-up in Hobart by arrangement (for small groups $10pp, larger groups will need to organise own transport or a bus can be chartered at a cost).

Minimum of 2 (Max 14). 

Abseiling (otherwise known as absail, absailing or even abseilling!) is considered a low risk adventure and a very safe experience, and no fitness or previous experience is necessary. A head for heights is an advantage but not required.