Canyoning packs in more fun and awe than you can imagine! We offer lilo trips (no abseiling) and abseiling canyon tours. The Wollangambe Canyon is a perfect introduction, no abseiling required. Walk, scramble, swim and float on a lilo. Work up an appetite for your gourmet lunch, served at river’s edge. Suitable for adventurous kids aged 10+.

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For those who want to experience the thrill of canyoning without ropes or technical abseiling, our walk/swim canyon tours are the perfect choice. Using a lilo to float through stunning sections of the Wollangambe and DuFaur canyons. You’ll wade, scramble, swim, and drift through cool, crystal-clear waters with canyon walls towering high above you.

These trips are physically demanding and best suited to confident swimmers, but the rewards are immense—long, peaceful drifts beneath sculpted sandstone cliffs, hidden pools, and wild, pristine landscapes. Wetsuits and lilos are provided, ensuring you stay comfortable throughout the day.

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Canyons (walk/swim, no abseiling)

Wollangambe 1 Canyon • Lilo trip

Grade: Medium-hard, Distance: 8 km, Time: 8 hrs, Max group size: 8, Meeting Point: Mt Wilson, 8.00 am Note: Available November-April. Confident swimmers only.

Experience canyoning – walk, scramble, wade, swim and paddle your way down the Wollangambe River. This takes some effort but has rich rewards. Wetsuits and lilos are provided as the water is cool and you’re in it a long time. Float on the lilo through long sections where the canyon walls close right in to deep water. The exit track has a 4 m climb holding onto tree roots and a knotted rope, but this is done with a harness and top rope for extra security.

Two people wearing wetsuits and orange helmets float in a shallow river on red rescue boards, while another person prepares to cross the rocky riverbank in a narrow canyon surrounded by tall rock walls and green vegetation.
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A narrow canyon with layered sandstone cliffs and a dark, still water creek flowing through the bottom, surrounded by sparse greenery and moss-covered rocks.

Wollangambe 2 Canyon • Lilo trip

Grade: Medium, Distance: 10 km, Time: 8 hrs, Max group size: 8, Meet: Mt Wilson, 8:00 am Note: Available November-April. Confident swimmers only.

Explore the lower section of the Wollangambe Canyon. There are longer swims in this beautiful section and the canyon walls close in. It is also a slightly longer day than Wollangambe 1. Wetsuits and lilos are provided as the water is cool and you are in it for a long time.

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Du Faur Canyon • Lilo trip

Grade: Medium, Distance: 8 km, Time: 8 hrs, Max group size: 8, Meet: Mt Wilson, 8.00 am Note: Available November-April.

Du Faur Creek is a beautiful canyon which sees less tourist traffic than Wollangambe 1. It is upstream of Wollangambe 1 and leads into it. Du Faur Creek is narrower and more intimate than the Wollangambe. There are a number of different options for start and finish points, so this trip can be customised to spend from 2 to 5 hours on the water in addition to the 3 hours spent walking to and from the canyon entry and exit points.

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Canyons (with abseiling/rappelling)

Tiger Snake Canyon

Grade: Medium, Distance: 10 km, Time: 9 hrs, Max group size: 4, Meeting Point: Mt Wilson, 8.00 am Note: Available All year

A stunning all-season dry canyon, Tiger Snake has it all. It is deep in rock pagoda country so it’s a decent bushwalk to get to the start. The upper canyon section has 4 abseils in a tight constrictions (left photo) and ends with a big overhanging abseil into an open valley (middle photo). From there it’s a short walk to the spectacular final abseil into a dark slot (right photo). The exit track is a very steep scramble initially, then becomes a good trail walk before going up and over a tall rock pagoda where you get magnificent views of the rugged landscape.

Group of people canyoning in a narrow rocky canyon with moss and small plants, wearing helmets and harnesses.
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Three people dressed in waterproof gear and helmets, standing in water with a waterfall or cascade behind them, in a lush, green forest setting, possibly after a canyoning or rappelling adventure.

Serendipity Canyon

Grade: Medium, Distance: 8 km, Time: 8 hrs, Max group size: 8, Meet: Mt Wilson, 8:00 am Note: Available September to April

This is one of the more popular Blue Mountains commercially guided canyoning trips and for good reason. There are four abseils, a few short swims and a walk through a beautiful open section of creek. And then there's jump rock for the brave. An abseiling lesson is provided so prior experience is not required, but you must be reasonably fit and agile.

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Gobsmacker Canyon

Grade: Medium-Hard, Distance: 8 km, Time: 8 hrs, Max group size: 6, Meet: Mt Wilson, 8.00 am Note: Available September to April

Also known as Bowens Creek North Lower section. This is one of the more spectacular canyons with dark sections where the canyon walls close in on you. It can be cold so is best done in the warmer months. There are four abseils and some optional jumps depending on conditions. The walk out is steep and takes some effort. This is not a good choice for a first-time canyoner.

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Geronimo Canyon

Grade: Medium-Hard, Distance: 10 km, Time: 8 hrs, Max group size: 8, Meeting Point: Mt Wilson, 8.00 am Note: Available September to April

With a beautiful, sustained constriction, Geronimo Canyon has two ascents for the day through gorgeous rugged canyon country. Your effort is rewarded with 4-5 abseils and a rarely visited upstream section of the Wollangambe canyon is a bonus. Above average fitness is required as there is 500m total ascent.

Three hikers walking along a trail on a mountain ridge with a canyon and cliffs in the background.
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