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Treetops Adventure Belgrave Ropes and Zipline Course

  • Difficultyeasy
  • Best seasonYear-round, closed in high wind or storms
  • PriceAUD 35-69 depending on age and course level; approx. USD 25-49 (AUD/USD approx. 0.71)
  • OperatorTreetops Adventure Belgrave (Trees Adventure)

Treetops Adventure Belgrave (operated by Trees Adventure) is a treetop ropes and zipline park set in the eucalypt canopy of Glen Harrow Park in Belgrave, in the Dandenong Ranges east of Melbourne, next door to the Puffing Billy steam railway terminus.

A treetop ropes and zipline park in the Dandenong Ranges with more than 100 obstacles and 23 flying foxes across courses ranging from junior to a black-diamond extreme circuit, next to Belgrave's Puffing Billy station.

Treetops Adventure Belgrave (operated by Trees Adventure) is a treetop ropes and zipline park set in the eucalypt canopy of Glen Harrow Park in Belgrave, in the Dandenong Ranges east of Melbourne, next door to the Puffing Billy steam railway terminus. The park lays out more than 100 obstacles and 23 flying foxes across several graded circuits, from a low junior course suited to children as young as three or four with adult supervision, through intermediate courses, to a black-diamond extreme circuit that demands a reasonable level of fitness, upper-body strength, and comfort with heights. There is no climbing or ropes experience required for the easier courses, as staff run a ground briefing and a practice obstacle before participants are sent up; a weight range (typically around 15-120kg) and minimum height apply for safety harness fit, checked at check-in. The operator supplies a full-body harness, helmet where required, and a continuous belay system that keeps climbers clipped in throughout each course; enclosed shoes are required and long hair should be tied back. Trees Adventure has operated ropes courses across several Victorian sites for more than a decade and its staff are trained in the course's rescue procedures, including how to bring a stuck or fatigued participant down from height without them needing to complete the remaining obstacles. The park runs outdoors year-round and closes or delays sessions during high wind, lightning, or storms, since flying fox lines and platforms are not safe to operate in those conditions; damp bark and platforms after rain can also make grip trickier on wooden elements. Cooler months bring quieter courses with shorter queues for the flying foxes, while weekends and school holidays are the busiest times.

Practical information for Treetops Adventure Belgrave Ropes and Zipline Course · Last updated August 2026
Price AUD 35-69 depending on age and course level; approx. USD 25-49 (AUD/USD approx. 0.71)
Duration 2.5-3 hours
Difficulty easy
Season Year-round, closed in high wind or storms
Address Glen Harrow Park, Old Monbulk Rd, Belgrave VIC 3160

Activity facts

Where
Belgrave, Dandenong Ranges

Equipment

Harness and helmet provided; enclosed shoes required

Location

Glen Harrow Park, Old Monbulk Rd, Belgrave VIC 3160

-37.9106, 145.3536 View on map

Highlights

  • More than 100 obstacles and 23 flying foxes across graded courses in the Dandenong Ranges canopy
  • Junior course suitable for children from around three or four years old
  • Continuous belay safety system keeping climbers clipped in throughout
  • Black-diamond extreme circuit for experienced, fit participants

Tips for visiting

  • Book online ahead of weekends and school holidays, as sessions have limited capacity
  • Wear enclosed shoes and clothing suited to being active outdoors, including layers in cooler months
  • Check the weight and height limits before booking, as harnesses are sized for a set range
  • Combine with a ride on the adjacent Puffing Billy steam railway to make a full day of it

Frequently asked questions

Is the course suitable for young children?

Yes, a junior circuit is available for children from around three or four years old, in addition to intermediate and advanced adult courses.

What happens if it rains or the wind picks up?

Sessions can be delayed or closed during high wind, lightning, or storms, as the flying fox lines and platforms are not operated in unsafe conditions.

Is prior climbing experience needed?

No. Staff run a ground safety briefing and practice obstacle before participants attempt the courses, and a continuous belay keeps climbers secured throughout.